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Company Law | 95.80% Creditor Consent Sufficient for Meeting Dispensation: NCLT Allahabad

14 Oct 2026 · 17h agoBy CA Sandeep KanoiSource: TaxGuru

NCLT Allahabad dispenses shareholder and creditor meetings for Jaykaycems merger with J.K. Cement and waives a separate transferee petition. The post 95.80% Creditor Consent Sufficient for Meeting Dispensation: NCLT Allahabad appeared first on TaxGuru .

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