Supreme Court of India
Vijay Kumar Karwa v. Official Liquidator, Rohtas Inds. Ltd.
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Companies Act, 1956: s. 483 - Appeal filed under - c Summary disposal of - Cforrectness of - Held: Not correct as it was a statutory appeal - Matter remitted to High Court. The appellant, representative of a group of Companies was interested in the revival of a ..Jmpany which had becomes sick. He filed an application in the High Court in the company case proceedings in respect of that sick company and offered to pay Rs. 65.51 crores r <. as consideration money for purchase of assets of the company in liquidation and proposed to invest Rs. 650 crores for revival of the industry. Official
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