Companies Act penalties must consider company size, business nature, public injury, default nature and repetition. Section 446A directs the court or Special Court, in determining fines or imprisonment under the Companies Act, to consider the size of the company, nature of its business, injury to public interest, the nature of the default and repetition of the default.
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Companies Act penalties must consider company size, business nature, public injury, default nature and repetition.
Section 446A directs the court or Special Court, in determining fines or imprisonment under the Companies Act, to consider the size of the company, nature of its business, injury to public interest, the nature of the default and repetition of the default.
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