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Ownership of shares - time limitation to claim ownership - The applicant, it appears, discovered, in and about April-June 1997 (after a gaop of about 4 years), that its name, as the shareholder of the Company, does not find mention in the annual return filed by the Company with the ROC. - The suit is prima facie within limitation. The plaint cannot be rejected on the ground of limitation without testing the averments made in the plaint and the documents appended thereto at the trial. - HC
Ownership of shares - time limitation to claim ownership - The applicant, it appears, discovered, in and about April-June 1997 (after a gaop of about 4 years), that its name, as the shareholder of the Company, does not find mention in the annual return filed by the Company with the ROC. - The suit is prima facie within limitation. The plaint cannot be rejected on the ground of limitation without testing the averments made in the plaint and the documents appended thereto at the trial. - HC
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