Supreme Court of India
Bajaj Auto Ltd. v. N. K. Firodia & Anr. Etc.
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Companies Act, 1956 s. 111 (3), s. 111 (SA)-Appeal against "fusat to transfer shares-Scope of-Directors power to refuse transfers Circumstances when such refusal cannot be upheld. group of shareholders led by applied to have transfers of certain shares of the appellant company regi•tered in their names but the Direc tors refused to register the transfers. In the course of an appeal by the group of respondents to the Company I.aw Boa.rd against the refusal, and upon being asked by that Board to disclose the reasons for the refusal, the appellant company gave three reasons : First, that , who
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