Supreme Court of India
Avinash Hansraj Gajbhiye v. Official Liquidator, M/s. V. Pharma. P. Ltd.
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Companies Act, 1956-Section 483: Company-Liquidation-Misfeasance proceedings-Company Judge holding Directors liable to pay certain amount with interest thereon-Review petitions against-Dismissed by tlie company judge as also by the Division Bench of High Court-On appeal, Held: High Court, in exercise of its review jurisdiction, not bound to consider the correctness of prior orders-Basis of review was certain additional material which after due diligence was not within the knowledge of 1he applicant/not produced by him when the order was passed-Division Bel'lch of the High Court noticed the
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