Supreme Court of India
J.K. (bombay) Ltd. v. Bharti Matha Mishra and Ors.
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Company law: Companies Act, 1956: Section 630-Wrongfitl withholding of property-Ex-employee did not vacate company property allotted to him during the course of his employment Prosecution initiated against his wife and father-Validity of-Held: c Prosecution cannot be initiated against family members of an '"ex-employee'" or "officer" of a company who is alive-Hence, High Court rightly recalled the order of process against wife and father of ex-employee.
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