Supreme Court of India
The Official Liquidator v. Raghava Desikachar & Ors.
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dode of Civil Procedure-0.41, r. 11-Scope of. Respondent No. 5, who wa.;; the Managing Director of a limited company, resigned his post and In his capacity as a shareholder filed an application in the District Court for compulsory winding up of the company, which was ordered. The Official Liquidator made an application before the District Judge that as the four Directors, respondent 1 to 4, had illegaJiy, withheld or retained certain amounts, they became liable to refund them. Contesting this application res pondents 1 to 4 requested that th~y might be allowed to cross examine respon- dent
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