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November 21, 2020

Transmission of shares - estoppel by conduct - The appellant himself has purchased the shares of the respondents of USA based company at a consideration on the same plea, no doubt, but taking a different plea in India and without communicating in explicit terms when this fact was known to the Appellant no.2 since the date of death of the holder of shares or earlier. Indian Evidence Act, 1872 does not permit taking one stand at one place & a different stand at other place. - AT

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