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Company Law Tribunal Orders Insolvency Proceedings Against National Textile Corporation
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has ordered to initiate insolvency proceedings against state-run National Textile Corporation
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"You Don't Want Citizens To Get Redressal": Supreme Court Raps States
All vacancies in the state consumer dispute redressal panels should be filled up within eight weeks, the Supreme Court told the states today as it slammed the state governments for delaying the process.
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Coca-Cola Shelves Varanasi Plant Expansion Due to Delay in Clearance
Beverages giant Coca-Cola has shelved the plan to expand its bottling plant at Varanasi citing "inordinate delay" in receiving clearance for the project from the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA).
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SAT asks Sebi to probe misleading ads promoting company shares
The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has asked Sebi to look into issuance of misleading and fraudulent advertisements by a company to promote its shares, but has rejected a plea seeking compensation for losses suffered in purchase of shares due to such ads.
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Company Law Tribunal Orders Insolvency Proceedings Against National Textile Corporation
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has ordered to initiate insolvency proceedings against state-run National Textile Corporation
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"You Don't Want Citizens To Get Redressal": Supreme Court Raps States
All vacancies in the state consumer dispute redressal panels should be filled up within eight weeks, the Supreme Court told the states today as it slammed the state governments for delaying the process.
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Coca-Cola Shelves Varanasi Plant Expansion Due to Delay in Clearance
Beverages giant Coca-Cola has shelved the plan to expand its bottling plant at Varanasi citing "inordinate delay" in receiving clearance for the project from the Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA).
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SAT asks Sebi to probe misleading ads promoting company shares
The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has asked Sebi to look into issuance of misleading and fraudulent advertisements by a company to promote its shares, but has rejected a plea seeking compensation for losses suffered in purchase of shares due to such ads.
