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Companies Act S. 630 – Term ‘property of the company’ has to be construed widely

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Companies Act S. 630 – pendency of the civil suit and any interim relief’s granted therein would not bar criminal prosecution under Section 630

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Companies Act, 1956 Section 81 , 441, 629A – Tribunal (NCLT) has all the powers to compound all the offences irrespective of any pecuniary limit. [2023 PLRonline 0112]

Companies Act S. 630 – Quasi Criminal in Nature

Companies Act S. 630 – Whether an order could be made under Section 630(2) prior to final disposal of the complaint under Section 630(1)?

Companies Act S. 630 – term ‘property of the company’

Companies Act

Companies Act S. 630 – Term ‘property of the company’ has to be construed widely

Companies Act S. 630 – pendency of the civil suit and any interim relief’s granted therein would not bar criminal prosecution under Section 630

CrPC S. 397(2) -High Court may exercise its inherent powers under S. 482 to set aside an interlocutory order, notwithstanding the bar under S. 397(2)

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Companies Act, 1956 Section 81 , 441, 629A – Tribunal (NCLT) has all the powers to compound all the offences irrespective of any pecuniary limit. [2023 PLRonline 0112]

Companies Act S. 630 – Quasi Criminal in Nature

Companies Act S. 630 – Whether an order could be made under Section 630(2) prior to final disposal of the complaint under Section 630(1)?

Companies Act S. 630 – term ‘property of the company’

Companies Act

Companies Act S. 630 – Term ‘property of the company’ has to be construed widely

Companies Act S. 630 – pendency of the civil suit and any interim relief’s granted therein would not bar criminal prosecution under Section 630

CrPC S. 397(2) -High Court may exercise its inherent powers under S. 482 to set aside an interlocutory order, notwithstanding the bar under S. 397(2)

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