Supreme Court of India
Kirshna Texport & Capital Markets Ltd. v. Ilaa. Agrawal & Ors
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Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881: ss.138, 141 - Whether notice u/s. 138 is mandatorily required to be sent to the directors of a company before a complaint could be filed· against such directors along with the company- Held: There is no requirement in the Act that in such eventuality the 0 directors are to be individually issued separate notices u/ s. 138 since the persons who are in charge of affairs of company and running the affairs must naturally be aware of the notice of demand u/s. 138 issued to such company - Therefore, no notice is additionally contemplated to be given to such
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