Application for Winding up of the Company - merely because the ...

Company Can Face Winding-Up Despite Being Operational if Sections 433 and 434 Criteria Are Met.

May 15, 2015

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Application for Winding up of the Company - merely because the Respondent Company is a running concern and has employees working, cannot be a reason to reject a winding up petition when the other ingredients of Section 433 and 434 are present - HC

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Application for Winding up of the Company - merely because the ...

Company Can Face Winding-Up Despite Being Operational if Sections 433 and 434 Criteria Are Met.

May 15, 2015

Case Laws Companies Law HC

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