HYESONS SUGAR MILLS LIMITED: IN RE versus HYESONS SUGAR MILLS LIMITED: IN RE
The Ordinance of Companies 1984 Sections 158, 159, 170 and 171 were directed by the Authority to oversee annual meetings of the Company Deleulent Company to hold its maximum annual general meetings and pass their annual accounts within a specified year. However, its meetings are called within a fixed time period but do not pass the entire account for the entire indebtedness period and likewise it was sanctioned after committing any offense under Section 171, Companies Ordinance Company. Had requested that the company call its meeting within a certain timeframe as the members were called to the meeting. Had the option to pan. And as such, the company did not commit any offense. The application of the company was not enforceable as the meetings held under Sections 158 and 159 of the Companies Ordinance 1984 could be postponed as usual, but any meeting of the 5 170 Not according to the instructions given below. The Companies Ordinance, 1984 may be postponed without the permission of a competent authority. The directions of the Authority are not followed which the company has also violated and it was compensated under Section 171, the Authority. The Companies Ordinance was fined for violating the Directive
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