Supreme Court of India
Gopika Chandrabhushan Saran & Anr. v. M/s. Xlo India Ltd. & Anr.
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Companies Act, 1956: S.630 : Scope and ambit of - Whether the proceedings cover t .. _ c within its purview only the employee of the compa_ny or also the persons claiming a right through him or under him - Held: S. 630 will cover within its ambit not only the employee or of- ficer but also the past employee or the past officer or the heirs ' of the deceased employee or anyone claiming under them in possession of the property. The scope ambit of the provisions of s.630 of the r Companies Act, 1956, more specifically as to whether the proceedings under the said provision would cover within its
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