Supreme Court of India
Lalita Jalan and Anr. v. Bombay Gas Co. Ltd. and Ors.
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Companies Act, 1956-Section 630: Wrongful withholding of property of company--Petition against family members of deceased employee-Maintainability of-Held: Such petition is maintainable and the accused are liable to be prosecuted under Section 630 since all those who come in possession of premises with express and implied consent of employee including his family members and do not vaca/e the premises would be withholding delivery of property to company-It would also include anyone inducted in possession of property by such persons and who continue to withhold the property-Code of Criminal
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