Supreme Court of India
The Official Liquidators, U. P. Union Bank •ltd. v. Shri Rameshwar Nath Aggarwal
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Company Law-Winding up of Bank-Landlord's claim for rent of bank premises after order of winding up:_Official Liquid ators calling upon Landlord to take possession of the premises and not using the same for the purposes of winding up-Landlord refusing to take possession-Whether Official Liquidators liable Indian Companies Act, I9I3 (VII of i9I3), ss. I93· 230, 230(3) Company Rules framed by the Allahabad High Court r. 97 (Proviso). I The U. P. Union Bank was in occupation of a building belonging to the respondent as a tenant. After the passing of the winding up order of the bank the
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