Winding up proceedings - We cannot be a mere on looker as to the ...

Court Criticizes Respondent for Ignoring Information Disclosure in Winding Up Case Under Companies Law.

March 16, 2015

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Winding up proceedings - We cannot be a mere on looker as to the deliberate disregard that the respondent had shown to this Court by making deliberate suppression. - HC

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Winding up proceedings - We cannot be a mere on looker as to the ...

Court Criticizes Respondent for Ignoring Information Disclosure in Winding Up Case Under Companies Law.

March 16, 2015

Case Laws Companies Law HC

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