Supreme Court of India
The Oriol Industries Ltd. v. The Bombay Mercantile Bank Ltd
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Bank-Payment in company's account-Cheques drawn by authorised agents without so describing themselves or stating as on behalf of the company-Payment if wrongfully made-Indian Com panies Act, I9I3 (VII of I9IJ), s. 89. The Managing Agents of the appellant company withdrew certain sums of money from its account with the respondent (1) (1918) I.L.R. 41 Mad. 871. (5) .LR. 1923 Cal. 397. (2) (1921) !.L.R. 2 Lah. 133. (61 (1926) I.L.R. 5 Pat. 106. I . ) I (3) [1954] 56 Bom. L.R. 150. (71 (19531 I.L.R. l All. 64. I~ (4) I.L.R. [1958) .P. 323. (8) (1929) I.L.R. Pat. 545· 3 S. .R. SUPREME COURT
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