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Liability of directors of private company - Section 179 - garnishee notice - it is clear that the department has not taken any steps to recover the dues from the defaulting private limited company. It is nearly after 25 years the present attempt had been made by issuing garnishee notice on the appellant who is no more the director of the company eversince 1990. After the company had gone into liquidation, the department could have lodged a claim before the Official Liquidator. - HC
Liability of directors of private company - Section 179 - garnishee notice - it is clear that the department has not taken any steps to recover the dues from the defaulting private limited company. It is nearly after 25 years the present attempt had been made by issuing garnishee notice on the appellant who is no more the director of the company eversince 1990. After the company had gone into liquidation, the department could have lodged a claim before the Official Liquidator. - HC
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