TaxTMI 
TaxTMI 
1991 (8) TMI 266
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....he Respondent. JUDGMENT A.A. Cazi, J. - This is a petition under sections 4.33, 434 and 439 of the Companies Act, 1956, for winding up of the company, Randhir Steel and Alloys (P.) Limited, which has its registered office at 30/21, Jambulwadi, first floor, Kalbadevi Road, Bombay 400 002. It is undisputed that unless the petitioners show that the petitioners have complied with the provisions of ....
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....'s registered office but it was returned to the petitioners undelivered and unserved. Thereafter the petitioners sent the notice to the company at 89/19, Ramesh Bhawan, first floor, Tamba Kanta, Bombay 400 003. It is on this basis that it is claimed on behalf of the petitioners that they have complied with the provisions of section 434(1)(a) of the Companies Act. I do not agree. The provisions of ....
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....pany. It was quite possible for delivery of the demand to be made at the registered office of the company. That has not been done. Mr. Shah submitted that the provisions of section 434 are there for the benefit of the company and the company can waive that benefit. He points out the analogy of section 527 of the Bombay Municipal Corporation Act in regard to which it has been held that the municip....
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.... Bhawan, first floor, Tamba Kanta, Bombay 400003". Now, as stated above, the fulfilment of the requirements of section 434 is the basis of this petition. To say that there is waiver of section 434 or of any of its requirements would be to say that the bar provided by section 434 or by any of its requirements stands removed. Such a waiver cannot be contemplated for the present petition. The company....