R.Prabhu and Anr. Vs. CA.V.Venkata Sivakumar – Madras High Court
The allegations that were made against the respondent in the application filed by the petitioners became necessary in order to project the conduct/character of the respondent. If those allegations were not made in the application filed by the petitioners, there was no ground for the petitioners to seek the removal of the respondent from acting as the Liquidator. The findings rendered by the NCLT and the NCLAT would show that the respondent was, in fact, involved in certain acts, which fell within the scope of Section 276 of the Companies Act, 2013.
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