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COMSS/83/2017 of IFCI FACTORS LTD,THROUGH ITS AUTHORISED SIGNATORY LALIT NARAYAN JOSHI vs MULTI FLEX LAMI PRINT LTD AND ANR

Bombay High CourtCOMSS

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The Bombay High Court decided this matter on 15 June 2022. The registry identifies it as CNR HCBM020355792015. It was heard by Justice A. K. Menon.

The disposal recorded by the registry is "Decreed in favor of the plaintiff".

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CourtBombay High Court
Record typeCOMSS
Case numberCNR HCBM020355792015
Date of decision
Decision year2022
BenchHON'BLE SHRI JUSTICE A. K. MENON
PetitionerIFCI FACTORS LTD,THROUGH ITS AUTHORISED SIGNATORY LALIT NARAYAN JOSHI
RespondentMULTI FLEX LAMI PRINT LTD AND ANR.
DisposalDecreed in favor of the plaintiff

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