Supreme Court of India
Rohtas Industries Ltd. v. S. D. Agarwal & Anr.
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Indian Companies Act (1 of 1956), s. 237 (b)(i) and (11)-Circum stances suggesting fraud-Existence of-II condition precedent to action under section. · On May 20, 1960, Albion Plywoods Ltd. resolved at a general meeting to convert its preference shares into ordinary shares. Ml s. Sahu Joins were its managing agents. Some time before, in April 1960, New Central' Jute Mills Co. Ltd. had sold the preference shares of Albion Pl~s which it was holding. One S. P. Jain, against whom proeeedmgs in criminal courts were pendin~ for acts of misfeasance and malfeasance in relation to other comparues,
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