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Limitation Period for Offenses Under Companies Act: Six Months from Offense or Awareness Date Per Section 469(1)(b).

June 15, 2012

Case Laws Companies Law HC

Offense under companies act - period of limitation of six months - period of limitation for an offence starts on the date of the offence or where the date is unknown from the date the person aggrieved by the offence acquires knowledge of such offence (section 469(1)(b)). - HC

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Offense under companies act - period of limitation of six months ...

Limitation Period for Offenses Under Companies Act: Six Months from Offense or Awareness Date Per Section 469(1)(b).

June 15, 2012

Case Laws Companies Law HC

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