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CHIEF EXECUTIVE, NATIONAL TANKER COMPANY (PVT.) LTD. versus REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES

Company Ordinance 1984 Section 488 (2) Claims or Discharges from the Complaints Company and Chief of Sindh KR in Claims filed under Section 488 (2) of the Sindh Chief Court Rules (O Section), RR 778 and 779 Companies Ordinance 1984 R 778 and 779 Judicial Rules (O section) prayed that the company be relieved of any claim or liability which was held at the Annual General Meeting for any alleged negligence, breach of liability and related. Can be breached in connection with a breach of trust. For the financial year and for not presenting the audited annual accounts for this year, the delay in holding the Annual General Meeting and calling for the preparation of audited annual accounts for reasons beyond the control of the applicant company. Yes, the evidence on the record has shown that there was no deficiency. The petitioner should have been hanged by the chief executive, directors and officers of the company and that they had all honestly and fairly served the petitioner's company. For default and non-compliance of the provisions of the Companies Ordinance, the 1984 court, accepting the application, granted the applicant company immunity from claim or liability for any negligence against them, against the duty. The breach is exempt in relation to breach of trust in the holding. Annual General Meeting for the relevant year and for non-presentation of the audited accounts of the corresponding financial year as requested by the applicant company. immigration advocates from Pak Pattan Sharif lawyer