Supreme Court of India
Sha Mulchand & Co. Ltd. (in Liquidation) v. Jawahar Mills Ltd.
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Company-Forfeiture of shares-Necessity of due notice-Appli cation by shareholder to rectify register-Long delay-Acquiescence, waiver and laches-Abandonment of right to question validity of for feititre-Application for rectification of register-Limitation Limitation Act, 1908, Arts. 48, 49, 120, 181, applicability of Oompanies Act, 1913, ss. 38, 'J47. private limited company of which and S were the only two members owned 5,000 shares in a Mill. The company did not pay the calls and the 5,000 shares held by them were forfeited on the 5th September, 1941, and re-allotted to other persons on
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