P.V.RAJAMANNAR, GANAPATIA PILLAI
R. T. Perumal – Appellant
Versus
John Deavin – Respondent
R. T. Perumal the appellant in O.S.A. No. 11 of 1958 and. D. R. Mahajan the appellant in O.S. A. No. 42 of 1958 are two shareholders in a limited company called the Nilgiri Neergundi Estates Company, Limited, hereinafter called the Neergundi Company which was incorporated on 22nd July, 1957 with a paid up capital of Rs. 3,67,076 consisting of 2000, 7 per cent. preference shares of Rs. 75 each, and 1,08,538 ordinary shares of Rs. 2 each. The main object of the company was growing and selling of tea and coffee. The company owned about 1447.62 acres of land out of which about 619 acres comprised coffee plantations and about 341 acres tea plantations. The company had no factory of its own in which the green tea leaf grown on its estate could be processed into marketable tea. The company used to sell its tea leaves to a neighbouring company called Kil Kotagiri Tea and Coffee Estates Company, Limited, which will hereinafter be referred to as Kil Kotagiri Company. Perumal held 14,900 ordinary shares and Mahajan held 5,900 ordinary shares in the company on the material date. On 31st August, 1955, the Neergundi Company passed a special resolution which ran as follows: —
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