Winding up order - The incorporation and conducting of business ...

Court Orders Winding Up of Company for Unlawful and Fraudulent Activities, Violating Legal Provisions.

October 17, 2020

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Winding up order - The incorporation and conducting of business of the Company itself was with unlawful and fraudulent objects, and its affairs are being conducted in total violations of extant provisions of Law - it would be just and proper to order winding up the Respondent Company, without prejudice to the actions being initiated by other Statutory Authorities - company is ordered to be wound up - Tri

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Winding up order - The incorporation and conducting of business ...

Court Orders Winding Up of Company for Unlawful and Fraudulent Activities, Violating Legal Provisions.

October 17, 2020

Case Laws Companies Law Tri

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