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Section 241Companies Act (2013)

Application for Oppression & Mismanagement

Shareholders empowered to apply to Tribunal if company affairs are conducted in a manner prejudicial to public interest or company.

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Section 242Companies Act (2013)

Powers of Tribunal

Tribunal may pass orders regulating company affairs, removing directors, or ordering buyout of shares.

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Section 421Companies Act (2013)

Appeal to NCLAT

Any person aggrieved by NCLT order may file appeal to National Company Law Appellate Tribunal within 45 days.

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