The word “court” occurring in section 75(1)(c)(ii) should be read harmoniously with section 79 in which “court” has been replaced with “Company Law Board”
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Interpretation of 'court' as equivalent to an administrative tribunal, making its orders operate as court orders. The term court in section 75(1)(c)(ii) should be read harmoniously with the amended section 79, where court is replaced by Company Law Board; accordingly an order of the Company Law Board should be treated as an order of the court for the purposes of section 75(1)(c)(ii).
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Interpretation of 'court' as equivalent to an administrative tribunal, making its orders operate as court orders.
The term court in section 75(1)(c)(ii) should be read harmoniously with the amended section 79, where court is replaced by Company Law Board; accordingly an order of the Company Law Board should be treated as an order of the court for the purposes of section 75(1)(c)(ii).
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