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1. Winding up petition - dishonoring of cheques - The defence of KRIL for not paying IFL the admitted liability is not bona fide. - HC

2. Winding up petition - recovery of debt - An effort was made to mislead the Company Judge - The petition for winding up shall stand admitted - HC

3. Deduction under s.10A of the Act cannot be denied where the extended parameters for realization of export proceeds as set out by the competent authority has been duly met.

4. Winding up petition - failure to pay the admitted liability/debt - in view liability being admitted the company is ordered to be wound up and the Provisional Liquidator...

5. Winding up petition - Whether even if claim of company against petitioner's sister concern was accepted, company was indebted to petitioner? - petition admitted - HC

6. Seeking for an order of winding up of the respondent-company - As pointed out that striking of the name of the company should not come in the way of passing an order of...

7. Winding-up petition - non-payment of the 'Professional Fees' - The winding-up petition cannot partake the character of a money recovery suit and unless the liability is...

8. Application for winding up - Default in repayment of debt - respondent has admitted its liability to pay the bills - the mere pendency of arbitration proceedings does...

9. Winding up u/s 433(e) r.w 434(1)(a) - Inability to pay Debts -The order of winding up of the company to be kept in abeyance for a period of eight weeks to give JIL one...

10. Winding up petition - the company admitted its liability to repay the term loan but failed and neglected to repay the same or any part thereof - Willful defaulter - HC...