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Tag: CPA S. 27

Company can also be held guilty and sentence can be imposed. No immunity to the Companies from prosecution, merely because the prosecution is in respect of an offence, for which the punishment prescribed is imprisonment and fine or fine, or both. However the same shall be limited to a fine only.

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CPA S. 27 – No order is passed against the appellant in its individual capacity who was shown as Secretary of the Society – For the default committed by the society, and in absence of any personal liability appellant could not be imprisoned .

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Tag: CPA S. 27

Company can also be held guilty and sentence can be imposed. No immunity to the Companies from prosecution, merely because the prosecution is in respect of an offence, for which the punishment prescribed is imprisonment and fine or fine, or both. However the same shall be limited to a fine only.

CPA S. 27 – No order is passed against the appellant in its individual capacity who was shown as Secretary of the Society – For the default committed by the society, and in absence of any personal liability appellant could not be imprisoned .

CPA – Commisssion cannot pass orders in the execution of final orders as if the same was a decree of the civil court

CPA – Execution – Petitioner not a party in the decree/award – Warrants set aside

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Tag: CPA S. 27

Company can also be held guilty and sentence can be imposed. No immunity to the Companies from prosecution, merely because the prosecution is in respect of an offence, for which the punishment prescribed is imprisonment and fine or fine, or both. However the same shall be limited to a fine only.

CPA S. 27 – No order is passed against the appellant in its individual capacity who was shown as Secretary of the Society – For the default committed by the society, and in absence of any personal liability appellant could not be imprisoned .

CPA – Commisssion cannot pass orders in the execution of final orders as if the same was a decree of the civil court

CPA – Execution – Petitioner not a party in the decree/award – Warrants set aside

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