Order 7 Rule 11 12Promissory estoppel 9S.29A IBC 7S.34 Arbitration 15
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Your propositionA post-commencement disposition of company property is void.
Tulsidas Jasraj Parekh v. Industrial Bank — AIR 1931 Bom
J. Sen Gupta (P) Ltd., In re — (1962) Cal
Pankaj Mehra v. State of Maharashtra, (2000) 2 SCC 756read in full
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A disposition made after commencement is, prima facie, void; the Court retains a discretion to validate honest dealing.

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The Companies Act, 2013
Chapter VII — Management and Administration
116. Resolutions passed at adjourned meetings…
117. (1) A copy of every resolution… shall be filed with the Registrar within thirty days of the passing…
118. Minutes of proceedings of general meeting…
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No. s.117 read with s.179(3) does not list a s.188 approval for a private company.

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A copy of every resolution… shall be filed with the Registrar within thirty days…”

Companies Act, 2013s.117(1)
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