Supreme Court of India
Messer Holdings Ltd. v. Shyam Madanmohan Ruia & Others
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Company law: Transfer of shares - In the instant sets of appeal, several suits were filed by parties relating to the transactions involving tramfer o.f shares - While one suit stood withdrawn, others suits remained pending - Instant SLPs arose out of various interlocutory proceedings - Disposing o.f the SLPs, the Court held: The examination of various questions raised by the petitioners in these SLPs is wholly uncalled for - Considerable judicial time has been spent on this fitigation - The conduct of none of the parties to this litigation is wholesome - Arguments were advanced on either side
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