Appointment of directors - jurisdiction of the civil court - ...

Companies Law

June 25, 2015

Appointment of directors - jurisdiction of the civil court - There is no remedy provided under the Companies Act for redressal of such a grievance before any particular court or forum or by recourse to any particular machinery. In these circumstances, the jurisdiction of the civil court cannot be said to be impliedly barred by the Companies Act for redressal of such a grievance. - HC

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Appointment of directors - jurisdiction of the civil court - ...

Companies Law

June 25, 2015

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