Supreme Court of India
Raju Jhurani v. M/s Germinda Pvt. Ltd.
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COMPANIES ACT, 1956: ss. 433, 434 and 439 - Petition for winding-up of the c tenant company filed by land-lord for non-payment of arrears of rent due - Rejected by High Court as barred by provisions of 0.2, r.2 CPC - Held: Order 2, CPC deals with the frame of suits, and the various rules contained therein also refer to suits for obtaining the relief of a civil nature - On the other 0 hand, proceeding ulss 433, 434 and 439 of the Companies Act, 1956, is not a suit, but a petition which does not attract the provisions of 0. 2, r.2 CPC - Therefore, the findings of the Single Judge, as also the
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