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Rectification in the Register of Members - Section 111 (4) of the Companies Act, 1956 - Shares transferred fraudulently - Doctrine of estoppel - Period of limitation - petitioner has not approached the CLB with clean hands and, therefore, she is not entitled to the reliefs sought for and the petition deserves to be dismissed - CLB
Rectification in the Register of Members - Section 111 (4) of the Companies Act, 1956 - Shares transferred fraudulently - Doctrine of estoppel - Period of limitation - petitioner has not approached the CLB with clean hands and, therefore, she is not entitled to the reliefs sought for and the petition deserves to be dismissed - CLB
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