Merely because certain cheques issued by the respondent have ...

High Court Rules: Bounced Cheques Alone Don't Justify Winding Up a Company.

May 18, 2016

Case Laws Companies Law HC

Merely because certain cheques issued by the respondent have been dishonoured for want of funds, that does not mean, that the respondent company has to be wound up. - HC

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Merely because certain cheques issued by the respondent have ...

High Court Rules: Bounced Cheques Alone Don't Justify Winding Up a Company.

May 18, 2016

Case Laws Companies Law HC

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