Winding up petition - inability to pay debts - The disputes to ...

Court Orders Winding Up of Company Over Unpaid Debts; Debt Disputes Viewed as Unsubstantial Afterthoughts.

December 14, 2016

Case Laws Companies Law HC

Winding up petition - inability to pay debts - The disputes to the debt due as raised in the reply to the winding up petition are a mere after thought and without substance - the respondent company directed to be wound - HC

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Winding up petition - inability to pay debts - The disputes to ...

Court Orders Winding Up of Company Over Unpaid Debts; Debt Disputes Viewed as Unsubstantial Afterthoughts.

December 14, 2016

Case Laws Companies Law HC

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