Supreme Court of India
Shubh Shanti Services Ltd. v. Manjula S. Agarwalla and Ors
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c I ·companies Act, 1956: Section 630-Scope and object of-Discussed Section 630-Withholding of company's property by legal heirs of employee of company after his death-Action under section 630 by Company Jnterim order in·civil proceedings that heirs:not to be dispossessed except by due process of law and proceedings under sectio_n 630 being penal in nature not under due process of law-Sustainability of-Held: Remedy is available to the Company to obtain possession of property under section 630-There is no necessity to approach civil court-Hence, order unsustainable. Sections 630 and
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