Winding up of company - Dues not cleared under a letter of ...

Court Emphasizes Commercial Morality Over Solvency in Winding Up Case Due to Unpaid Dues Under Guarantee.

February 1, 2014

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Winding up of company - Dues not cleared under a letter of guarantee - Commercial solvency of the Company is not a stand alone ground. Commercial morality and the need to instill confidence in the mind of international investors, are also matters of public interest - HC

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Winding up of company - Dues not cleared under a letter of ...

Court Emphasizes Commercial Morality Over Solvency in Winding Up Case Due to Unpaid Dues Under Guarantee.

February 1, 2014

Case Laws Companies Law HC

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