Supreme Court of India
Usha Ananthasubramanian v. Union of India
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Companies Act, 1956: ss. 241, 337, 339 – Application to tribunal for relief in cases of oppression, etc. – Charge sheet filed by CBI against several persons occupying positions in the Punjab National Bank as well as the Directors of a company – Criminal case against the appellant-MD and CEO of the Bank that she omitted to take precautions or preventive steps to prevent the fraud perpetrated by Nirav Modi and thereby committed mis-conduct and conspiracy with the other accused persons – Orders passed by NCLT and NCLAT in exercise of its jurisdiction u/s. 241 freezing the assets of the appellant…
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