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Dishonor of Cheque - vicarious liability - Whether the company is not functioning from January 2014 and the petitioner were not directors in the company at that point of time could be tried and decided only in the Trial. Further the averments made by the petitioner is not acceptable while the petitioners have not produced any substantial material to prove that the directors have not involved in the affairs of the company and they were not responsible in the day to day activities of the company - All these averments are factual in nature and the same has to be established only at the time of Trial. - HC
Dishonor of Cheque - vicarious liability - Whether the company is not functioning from January 2014 and the petitioner were not directors in the company at that point of time could be tried and decided only in the Trial. Further the averments made by the petitioner is not acceptable while the petitioners have not produced any substantial material to prove that the directors have not involved in the affairs of the company and they were not responsible in the day to day activities of the company - All these averments are factual in nature and the same has to be established only at the time of Trial. - HC
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