Ordinance of Companies 1984 Sections 290, 314 and 325 Termination of court jurisdiction for the purchase of company shares by any party where termination of the company unfairly to the company's shareholders and lenders Will cause bias. 5 0 290, Companies Ordinance, 1984 may be made by either party, Section 2990 (l), Companies Ordinance, 1984 requirements section 290 (1), Companies Ordinance, 1984 authorize the court to He should give such an order. Fit may be considered appropriate in the future by regulating the company's affairs or by directing the company to buy shares of the oppressed members or by other members to eliminate the complaints filed by two chartered accountants. The pricing of the shares of the company was determined with the consent of the parties. The said chartered accountants cannot be said to be unfair, unfair and inappropriate so that they can be fixed at a fixed price / price. Regardless of the difference they may be dismissed or neglected, the respondents were instructed to sell their shares in favor of the other party. Conditions
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