Supreme Court of India
Rahul Subodh Windoors Ltd. v. A.K. Menon and Anr.
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We find no good reason to interfere with the said finding and the second contention urged also stands rejected.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Special Court (Trial of Offences Relating to Transactions In Securities) Act, 1992 : Ss. 3(2) & (3), 7 and 9- -Attachment of property-Jurisdiction_ of special court-Person notified for offences under S.3(2) of the Act-Company receiving certain amount for issuing share certificates-No allotment of shares-Custodian informing the company not to transfer shares as the money subssribedfor shares is liable to be attached-Application by custodian before special court for return of money-Allowed along with interest Validity of-Held, special court is the only court to deal with matters relating to
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