ASHOK KUMAR GAUR
Registrar Of Companies, Rajasthan, Jaipur – Appellant
Versus
Shield Shoe Company Private Limited, – Respondent
ORDER
1. Matter comes up on the report No.11017 dated 10.02.2021 filed by the Official Liquidator and the objections to the said report, submitted by the legal representatives of the shareholder/contributory late Shri F.C.Pahwa.
2. The Official Liquidator in his report dated 10.02.2021 has narrated the fact of winding up of M/s.Shield Shoe Company Pvt. Ltd. (Company in Liquidation) vide order dated 12.05.1989 passed in S.B.Company Petition No.12/1987. It has been pointed out that this Court on 07.07.2020 directed the Official Liquidator to issue advertisement in Form No.91 of the Companies (Court) Rules, 1959 and to conduct a meeting of the shareholders. Pursuant thereto, the Official Liquidator conducted the shareholders’ meeting on 02.09.2020 and counsel appeared on behalf of the shareholders-Pahwa family.
3. The Official Liquidator has prayed that this Court may direct the Pahwa family and legal representatives of late Shri F.C.Pahwa to furnish separate power of attorney duly executed on non-stamp paper of the requisite amount, as per the Rajasthan Stamp Act and to furnish original share certificates as well as succession certificate, as the same are mandatorily required by the Off
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