Supreme Court of India
Nazir Hoosein and Anr. v. Darayus Bhattena and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid findings our conclusions are: (A) Neither appellant no.
Judgment, page 21
From the headnote
Companies Act , 1956-Sections 175 , 193-Meeting convened by respondents I to 3 , without serving any notice upon appellant no. I and other directors supporting him and passing resolutions removing appellant no. I and instead appointing respondent no. I as Chairman and appointing 12 additional directors-Challenge to-Consent Order passed by the High Court that a fresh meeting of the Board of Directors be held under the chairmanship of a third person, one S to reconsider afresh the agenda of the said impugned meeting-Held, as a consequence of the consent order, what was resolved previously in…
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