Supreme Court of India
Dr. SAILENDRA NATH SINHA AND ANOTHER v. JASODA DULAL ADHIKARI AND ANOTHER
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The Official Liquidator got a complaint under ss. 120- , 406, 467 and 477A, ’Indian Penal Code filed before the Presidency Magistrate against the appellants one of whom was a past director and the other the Managing Director of the Bank of Commerce Ltd., which was in compulsory liquidation. The appellants applied to the Presidency Magistrate for dismissal of tile complaint on the ground that the Official Liquidator was incompetent to prefer the complaint as there was no sanction of the Company judge.…
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