Supreme Court of India

Ramanarang v. Ramesh Narang and Ors.

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Reported as [1995] 1 S.C.R. 456
Bench A.M. Ahmadi, K. Jayachandra Reddy and R.M. Sahai JJ.
Decided 19 January 1995

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For the above reasons we are of the opinion that since the interim order of stay did not specifically extend to the stay of conviction for the purpose of avoiding the disqualification under Section 267 of the C!Jm­ panies Act, there is no substance in the appeal and the appeal is, therefore, dismissed.

Judgment, page 20

From the headnote

Companies Act, 1956-Ss.267, 274, 283-Managing Director-Appoint­ ment of after incurring disqualification-Effect of-COmpany appointing a person as Managing Director after he was convicted of offence involving moral turpitude-operation of judgment of Sessions Cowt stayed by appellate court under s. 389(1) Cr.P. .--Fact that stay sought of disqualification incurred unders s.267 because of conviction not mentioned in stay application-Held, company committed infraction. of mandatory provision of s.267-0peration of s.267 would take effect as soon as conviction is recorded by a competent court-Order

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