Criminal conspiracy - deceive the banks - committing a criminal ...

Case Laws Companies Law

September 8, 2023

Criminal conspiracy - deceive the banks - committing a criminal breach of trust and faith - vicarious liability - It is submitted that Petitioner were never being the Director of the accused companies - In order to constitute the offence, the intention to deceive should be in existence at the time when the inducement was made - on a perusal of the complaint and material, comes to a conclusion that the allegations levelled in the complaint on the face of it does not constitute any offence as against the petitioners. - HC

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Criminal conspiracy - deceive the banks - committing a criminal ...

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September 8, 2023

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