Lien on shares - The amount which was due and payable by the ...

Companies Law

May 27, 2017

Lien on shares - The amount which was due and payable by the Petitioner to the company have not been paid, due to which the company has rightly exercised its lien on the Petitioner's shares - Tri

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Lien on shares - The amount which was due and payable by the ...

Companies Law

May 27, 2017

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