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The respondent, official liquidator, after being appointed by the Company Judge of the High Court, as Liquidator of a Company, took possession of the office premises of the Company. The Liquidator sought direction of the Company Judge whether the premises should be let out on lease or licence. The Company Judge gave a direction that the premises be given on caretaker basis. Under that direction the Liquidator entered into an agreement with the second respondent and gave possession of the premises to the second respondent.
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