Court dismissed a company application under Section 481 of the Companies Act, 1956 as withdrawn, but preserved the Official Liquidator's right to file a fresh application post-compliance. Order dated 04.12.2020.
Application dismissed as withdrawn; rights of Official Liquidator preserved to file fresh application.
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Comp.A.No.288 of 2020 in C.P.No.23 of 1988
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M.SUNDAR.J.,
Mr.Bavisetty Sridhar, learned 'Deputy Official Liquidator' ('Deputy OL' for the sake of brevity), who is before me in this virtual hearing seeks permission to withdraw captioned company application, but requests that the rights of the 'Official Liquidator attached to this Court' ('OL' for the sake of brevity) may please be preserved to take out a fresh application with the same prayer/similar prayer after necessary compliance.
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as follows:
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In the light of the narrative thus far, captioned application is dismissed as withdrawn albeit preserving the rights of the OL in the aforementioned manner.
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M.SUNDAR.J.,
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Whether to permit withdrawal of company winding-up application while preserving rights of the Official Liquidator.
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