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Dismisses Ex-Management’s Challenge to Share Transfers: Affirms Bona Fide Purchasers’ Right to Register Shares and Receive Accretions Despite Liquidation Restrictions

Home » Dismisses Ex-Management’s Challenge to Share Transfers: Affirms Bona Fide Purchasers’ Right to Register Shares and Receive Accretions Despite Liquidation Restrictions
Delhi High Court Dismisses Ex-Management’s Challenge to Share Transfers: Affirms Bona Fide Purchasers’ Right to Register Shares and Receive Accretions Despite Liquidation Restrictions
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Delhi High Court Dismisses Ex-Management’s Challenge to Share Transfers: Affirms Bona Fide Purchasers’ Right to Register Shares and Receive Accretions Despite Liquidation Restrictions

Court's Decision The appeals filed by the ex-management of CRBCML were dismissed as non-maintainable. The court upheld the applicants' right to register the shares of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) purchased…
Posted by Rawlaw January 17, 2025

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