Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 28, July 13, 2016
The Government of Tamil Nadu, through the Director of Stationery and Printing, published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 28 on July 13, 2016. It carries judicial notifications from the High Court of Judicature at Madras, Original Side, advertising four company winding-up petitions and explaining how creditors, contributories and other interested persons could support or oppose them.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part VI, Section 3(a), No. 28, published on July 13, 2016, contains judicial notifications from the High Court of Judicature at Madras under its Ordinary Original Civil Jurisdiction. The notices concern winding-up petitions under the Companies Act, 1956. They do not announce a land acquisition, land-use change, planning restriction or change to property ownership records.
Companies and petitions
The High Court of Judicature at Madras published notices for the following proceedings:
- Company Petition No. 232 of 2014, Roc. No. 2927/2016(O.S.), seeks the winding up of Tradeline Enterprises Private Limited. Vishnuraam Textiles Limited is the petitioner. The hearing was fixed for July 26, 2016.
- Company Petition No. 189 of 2016, Roc. No. 3023/2016(O.S.), concerns the winding up of V.N.M.S. Ayyachamy Nadar and Bros. Private Limited. The petition was presented by its director, M. Janarthanan, and the hearing was fixed for July 25, 2016.
- Company Petition No. 90 of 2015, Roc. No. 3022/2016(O.S.), notification No. VI-3(a)/75/2016, seeks the winding up of Kanderi Fruitpack Private Limited. Goglio Luigi Milano S.p.A. is the petitioner. The hearing was fixed for August 11, 2016.
- Company Petition No. 221 of 2016, Roc. No. 3094/2016(O.S.), notification No. VI-3(a)/76/2016, concerns Cofimco Industrial Fans India Private Limited. The hearing was fixed for August 4, 2016.
Who could be affected
The judicial notifications directly concern the named companies, petitioners, creditors and contributories. A property buyer or professional may find them relevant when dealing with a named company, particularly where the company is a proposed seller, buyer, tenant, debtor or contracting party.
Participation procedure
The High Court notices state that a creditor, contributory or other person wishing to support or oppose a winding-up order should:
- Send signed notice of that intention, including the person's name and address, to the petitioner or advocate.
- Ensure the notice reaches them not later than five days before the hearing.
- Attend the hearing personally or through an advocate.
- File any opposing affidavit in court and serve a copy on the petitioner or advocate not less than five days before the hearing.
A creditor or contributory could obtain a copy of the relevant petition on payment of the prescribed charges.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette notification change any land title or land-use classification?
No land title, acquisition, planning or land-use change is notified in the supplied text. The Gazette contains advertisements of company winding-up petitions.
Why might a property buyer need to know about these notices?
The notices may be relevant if a property transaction involves Tradeline Enterprises Private Limited, V.N.M.S. Ayyachamy Nadar and Bros. Private Limited, Kanderi Fruitpack Private Limited or Cofimco Industrial Fans India Private Limited. The Gazette records that winding-up petitions concerning those companies were listed for hearing.
Could a creditor oppose one of the winding-up petitions?
Yes. The notices required a creditor, contributory or other interested person to send signed notice to the petitioner or advocate not later than five days before the hearing and to appear personally or through an advocate.
Could a creditor obtain a copy of a petition?
Yes. The notices state that a copy would be furnished to a creditor or contributory on payment of the prescribed charges, but they do not state the amount.
