Winding up of Company - Why and How?

Winding up of Company Winding up of a company is the stage , where by the company takes its last breath. It is a process by which business of the company is wound up, and the company ceases to exist anymore. All the assets of the company are sold, and the proceedings collected are used to discharge the liabilities on a priority basis. Modes of winding up : There are three ways, in which a company may be wound up. They are...
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Maintenance denied to wife - Important Judgments

Judgements When Wife Denied Maintenance By Court in India Alok Kumar Jain Vs. Purnima Jain an-nri-wins-an-interim-maintenance-case-2008 Anu_Kaul_vs_Rajeev_Kaul_on_23_March,_2009 Asha_Devi_vs_Pominder_Kumar_Chhabra_on_7_September_2006 CENTRAL INFORMATION COMMISSION – Bank Account Details and confidentiality Chaya_vs_K.G._Channappa_Gowda_on_22_September,_1992 Dhanwanti_Joshi_vs_Madhav_Unde_on_4_November,_1997 Dr._E._Shanthi_vs_Dr._H.K._Vasudev_on_22_August,_2005 Farjana_Banu_vs_Parvez_Alam_on_23_April,_2004 Gian Chand Versus Dilpreet Kaur...
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Dishonor of Cheque

Dishonor of Cheque Liability under the negotiable instruments act Where any cheque drawn by a person for the discharge of a liability is returned by the bank unpaid, either because of the amount of money standing to the credit of that account is insufficient to honor the cheque or; That it exceeds the amount arranged to be paid from that account by an agreement made with that bank Such person cheque shall be deemed to have committed an offence and shall be punishable...
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