Supreme Court of India
Dankha Devi Agarwal (dead) through Lrs. v. Tara Properties Pvt. Limited and Ors.
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Companies Act, 1956-Sections 286, 397 and 399-Fradulent transfer of shares belonging to a majority shareholder by minority shareholders with a view to wrest control over the management and affairs of the company- Board of Directors allotted unsubscribed authorised capital with a view to regain control over the company-Minority shareholders were removed from Directorship of the company by passing a Resolution in an Extra-ordinary General Meeting of the Company-Suit filed by the majority shareholder allegedly to declare the purported transfer of shares to the minority shareholders as null and…
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