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<h1>Section 251 of Companies Act, 1956: Legal Advisers and Bankers Not Required to Disclose Certain Confidential Information.</h1> Section 251 of the Companies Act, 1956, ensures that legal advisers and bankers are not required to disclose certain information. Legal advisers are exempt from revealing privileged communications made to them in their professional capacity, except for the client's name and address. Bankers are not obligated to disclose information regarding the affairs of their customers, other than those related to the specific company or body corporate in question. This section provides protection for confidential communications and customer information from being disclosed to the Tribunal, Central Government, Registrar, or an Inspector appointed by the Central Government.