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Decided 22 February 1996

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JUDGMENT: [With T. . ( ) Nos. 44-46/91 & 1/92, . .Nos. 3820-22, 4253 & 4256 of 1996 (arising out of SLP( ) Nos. 13235/91, 14446/91, 15026/91, 10101/91, and 11055/95)] J U M N T HANSARIA, J. The extent of right cf secured creditors to realize their debts from the assets of a company which is under winding-up or has been wound up, by approaching fora other than the company court, is required to be spelt out in these appeals.…

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