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2017 (6) TMI 837 - HC - Companies LawWinding up the Company voluntarily - Held that:- Upon perusal of the Books of Accounts nothing objectionable has been noticed. No public interest elements have been involved. The Income Tax Department was also requested by the official liquidator to issue no due certificate. No reply has been received from the Income Tax Department. The Directors of the Company however, have filed affidavits duly notarized on 14.10.2015 declaring that there are no dues to the Government department or other authorities against the Company and no prosecution is pending. They also have agreed to indemnify in case any dues are found in future against the Company. The Registrar of Companies have also issued a letter of no objection against such winding up. From the facts above, it transpires that all necessary formalities have been completed and it is found that there is no objection to winding up the Company voluntarily and therefore, it is hereby directed that the Company shall stand dissolved from the date of this order. The Voluntary Liquidator shall preserve the books of accounts of the Company for the period of 5 years from today. He shall also ensure that the Official Liquidator is paid cost of ₹ 5,000/. The Official Liquidator's Report is disposed of accordingly
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