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HC Vacates Stay on Winding Up of Swadeshi Mills Company

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January 23, 2025

The Bombay high court has lifted the stay on the winding up of 120-year-old defunct Swadeshi Mills Company Limited, a 48 acres Sion prime property, and directed the Official Liquidator to immediately take control of the company's assets, which were reportedly under the management of two Shapoorji Pallonji Group firms, a real estate company.

- HT Correspondent

MUMBAI:

An Official Liquidator is an officer appointed by the Central Government to oversee the winding up of a company. They are attached to High Courts and are responsible for carrying out the duties outlined in the Companies Act.

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