Winding up - When the company paid installments to a substantial ...

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May 26, 2015

Winding up - When the company paid installments to a substantial extent and prayed for some respite the Division Bench, in our view, would be within its right to consider such prayer and examine as to whether the applicant would deserve such treatment and the Court would not be so powerless to entertain such application - HC

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Winding up - When the company paid installments to a substantial ...

Case Laws Companies Law

May 26, 2015

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