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A winding up petition cannot be used as a substitute for a civil ...

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March 19, 2013

A winding up petition cannot be used as a substitute for a civil suit. If the company petition for winding up is filed with oblique motive and only to put pressure on the respondent company, the same should be dismissed.- HC

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