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Mrs. Shailja Krishna v. Satori Global Limited & Ors.

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Reported as [2025] 9 S.C.R. 383
Bench Dipankar Datta and K. Vinod Chandran JJ.
Decided 2 September 2025

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We are of the considered view that it suffers from fundamental illegality and cannot be sustained in law.

Judgment, page 25

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Issue for Consideration Whether the company petition decided in favour of the Appellant by the NCLT was maintainable u/ss.397 and 398, Companies Act, 1956 Act; assuming that the company petition was maintainable, whether the NCLT had jurisdiction to decide whether the gift deed is valid or not; if the answer to the aforesaid question is in the affirmative, were the facts on record and the law such so as to support the finding of the NCLT that the gift deed is invalid; whether the Appellant was able to prove that she has been a victim of mismanagement and oppression by the Directors of the

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