Supreme Court of India
Narendrakumar Nakhat v. M/s.nandi Hasbi Textile Mills
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JUDGMENT: J U M N T NANAVATI, J. Leave granted. Heard learned counsel for both the parties. The appellant is challenging in these appeals the order dated 8.10.96 passed by the High Court in Company Application No, 542/96 made in Company Petition No, 25/85 and also the order dated 21.2.97 passed in Company Application No.826/96. The appellant in Company Application No.542/96 had prayed for refund of Rs.5 lakhs (being the earnest money deposit) and Rs.59 lakhs (being 25% of the bid amount/ sale consideration) along with accrued interest on the ground that his bid having been cancelled by the…
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