Application for withdrawal of the proceedings - That a ...

Court Rules Section 397 Proceedings Non-Withdrawable, Cannot Be Treated Like Civil Suits Under Companies Act.

September 17, 2012

Case Laws Companies Law HC

Application for withdrawal of the proceedings - That a proceeding under Section 397 of companies act could not be equated with a civil suit - not allowed to be withdrawn - HC

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Application for withdrawal of the proceedings - That a ...

Court Rules Section 397 Proceedings Non-Withdrawable, Cannot Be Treated Like Civil Suits Under Companies Act.

September 17, 2012

Case Laws Companies Law HC

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