Even though the Excise Authorities are preferred creditors, but ...

Excise Authorities Ranked Below Creditors Covered by Section 529A Under Companies Act Section 530 Claim Order.

January 13, 2014

Case Laws Central Excise HC

Even though the Excise Authorities are preferred creditors, but they are covered by Section 530 of the Companies Act and stand in queue after the claims of the creditors covered by Section 529A - HC

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Even though the Excise Authorities are preferred creditors, but ...

Excise Authorities Ranked Below Creditors Covered by Section 529A Under Companies Act Section 530 Claim Order.

January 13, 2014

Case Laws Central Excise HC

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