Supreme Court of India
Girdhar Gopal Gupta and Ors. v. Aar Gee Board Mills Pvt. Ltd. and Ors.
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COMPANIES ACT, 1956: c ss. 397 and 398 - Allegations of oppression and mismanagement, illegal allotment of equity shares resulting in conversion of majority shareholding into minority shareholding, appointment of Additional Director and removal of two Directors - Company Law Board holding allotment of _..,_ 5564 shares out of 9507 shares as illegal and giving benefit of doubt as regards allotment of 3943 shares as it was within the knowledge of petitioners, and holding appointment of Additional Director and removal of two Directors illegal and in favour of petitioners - Appeal by petitioners
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