shares in its
own name or in the name of any trust whether on its
behalf or on behalf of any of its subsidiary ... against any
transferor company on the date of transfer;
(d) dissolution, without winding-up, of any transferor
company;
(e) the provision to be made
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regard to the resolving of the parties dispute concerning
the dissolution of partnership firms and for consequent division of all the assets
held inter ... cannot
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be trusted with management of properties during the process of liquidation of
assets
Ms Visisth Services Ltd vs S.V Ramani on 11 January, 2022
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Mr P Varadarajan & Ors vs Dr. A. Jawahar Palaniappan & Anr on 18 November
emphasis supplied)
13. Thus, even the Respondents admit the irretrievable breakdown in trust
and confidence between the two group of shareholders. Hence ... shareholding.
15. The Impugned Order also fails to consider that principle of dissolution
of partnership applies to companies either on the ground of complete
deadlock
emphasis supplied)
13. Thus, even the Respondents admit the irretrievable breakdown in trust
and confidence between the two group of shareholders. Hence ... shareholding.
15. The Impugned Order also fails to consider that principle of dissolution
of partnership applies to companies either on the ground of complete
deadlock
emphasis supplied)
13. Thus, even the Respondents admit the irretrievable breakdown in trust
and confidence between the two group of shareholders. Hence ... shareholding.
15. The Impugned Order also fails to consider that principle of dissolution
of partnership applies to companies either on the ground of complete
deadlock
emphasis supplied)
13. Thus, even the Respondents admit the irretrievable breakdown in trust
and confidence between the two group of shareholders. Hence ... shareholding.
15. The Impugned Order also fails to consider that principle of dissolution
of partnership applies to companies either on the ground of complete
deadlock
