Supreme Court of India
M/s Writers and Publisher Pvt. Ltd. v. A. K. Mishra, Official Liquidator the Cooperative Stores Ltd. Super Bazar
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Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act, 2000 – Process of revival of Super Bazar, monitored by Supreme Court – Offer made by petitioner-WPL accepted – Official Liquidator (OL) directed to take steps to revive Super Bazar – WPL infused funds for revival of Super Bazar inter alia through subscriptions towards share capital – However, the process of revival could not take place – WPL was directed to be refunded “entire investment” made by it during the period when the arrangement subsisted, with interest @ 6% p.a.– In terms of the direction, Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG)…
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