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1959 (1) TMI 16 - HIGH COURT OF BOMBAY
Power of court to rectify register of members ... ... ... ... ..... matter where remedy of action is not available. On the contrary it is admitted by both sides that the procedure of filing a suit for rectification is not unknown and is generally resorted to where rights of third parties are concerned. In the matter of petition before me it appears to me that the real disputes are between the petitioner and her erstwhile husband Shantaram and complicated questions of fabrication and forgery must arise. In my view this is not a petition which I should allow to proceed to a hearing. The petitioner may if she so chooses file a suit for the relief which is claimed in the petition. The order which I therefore, make is the petition must stand dismissed with liberty to the petitioner if so advised to file a regular suit Costs of this petition if the suit is filed by the petitioner within four months from to-day will be costs in the suit. In default of any suit being filed the costs of this petition will be paid by the petitioner. Counsel certified.
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1959 (1) TMI 14 - TRIPURA JUDICIAL COMMISSIONER’S COURT
Winding up - Company when deemed unable to pay its debts and Winding up – Application for ... ... ... ... ..... even if the shares or the other amounts are the property of the President as the head of the Union Territory under article 239. In this connection it is pertinent to note that in the draft of the notice of demand which was approved and forwarded by the Under secretary to the Government of India to the Chief Secretary, Tripura Administration, under his letter dated November 20, 1957, it is stated that the amount has become payable to the Tripura Administration, indicating that the amounts have not been merged with the funds of the Central Government but have been treated as the property of the Tripura Administration as it obtains under article 239. It is, therefore, not possible to uphold this contention. I, therefore, order that the Tripura State Bank Ltd. shall be wound up, and appoint the State Bank of India, as the official liquidator under section 39 of the Banking Companies Act, 1949. Costs of this enquiry shall be borne by the opposing contributory for both the parties.
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