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Winding up of respondent company under Section 433 (e) on the ...


Company Faces Winding Up u/s 433(e) for Unpaid Debts; Not a Substitute for Disputed Debt Recovery.

August 29, 2018

Case Laws     Companies Law     HC

Winding up of respondent company under Section 433 (e) on the ground of inability to pay the debt - proof of bonafide debt - It is settled position in law that winding up proceeding cannot be used as a tool to recover the bona-fidely disputed debts as a substitute for recovery suit.

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