INVESTMENT CORPORATION OF PAKISTAN (I.C.P.) versus AMERICAN MARBEL PRODUCTS LTD.
The Companies Ordinance 1984 Sections 305 and 309 petitioned for the company to be sued, while the defendants denied their position that the applicants' ability to mobilize the company had the effect that the defendant (the company) ) Was unable to pay its debts and the defendant (company) had lost its repository due to being heavy The company had removed the petitioners' Luxury Standby to seek the company's direction. You had implemented the Demand Premiere Note for a specific amount of money and signed these documents by the companies. Was denied, the terms of issue of the Contribution Term Certificate under each of the terms related to the contract were only if the company failed to pay the dividend within sixty days of the end of its financial year or if It is being harmed in an accounting year, lenders cannot be denied as applicants. The company did not even begin supplying its production. Section 305 (c); Companies Ordinance, 1984 gives this authority to the court. Provides that if the relevant company has not started its business within one year or has started its business If the business was suspended for the entire year, it could harm the company's application for termination was granted and a government official was appointed to take over all of the company's assets and proceed according to the relevant rules. Official leviator for
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