Supreme Court of India
H.V. Jayaram v. The Industrial Credit and Investment Corpn. of India Ltd. and Ors. Etc.
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Companies Act, 1956 : Sections 53 and I I 3 (2)-Failure to deliver share certificates within the statutory time limit-Summons issued on the criminal complaint filed by the appellant-Applications seeking discharge rejected by the trial court on the ground of lack of territorial jurisdiction-High Court held cause of action arose at the place where the registered office of the respondent company is situated-On appeal, Held: Where documents sent by post, service deemed to be effected by properly addressing, prepaying and posting the letter-Cause of action would arise at the place where the…
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