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Article Vol. 3 No. 4 (2020) PP. 801 - 810

Case Analysis of MacKinnon Mackenzee & Co. Re, (1967)

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Deepti Lata Nayak
Student at ICFAI Law school, IFHE, Hyderabad, India
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Aman Srivastava
Student at ICFAI Law school, IFHE, Hyderabad, India
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On 2 nd November , 1965 the company named MacKinnon Mackenzie & co. private limited situated at 16, strand road Calcutta has made an alteration in the company’s memorandum of association for the purpose of shifting the company’s head office from Calcutta to Bombay by passing a special resolution in accordance with section 189 of the companies act,1956 in the general meeting which was held by the company ,then the company subsequently after making due notices as per the act it unanimously came to an abiding decision as per which the memorandum of association of the company was altered by the deletion of clause 2 therefrom and by substituting the following clause with that ‘’ the registered office of the company will be situate in the state of Maharashtra’’ which would enable the company to carry on its business on a large scale with a more efficient and effective manner as said by the directors and shareholders of the company who considered it as a necessary and desirable step but this was contested firmly by state of west Bengal and the registrar of companies when the application for the alteration was submitted before it with a view that the transfer of registered allocation office would amount the state of west Bengal a hefty loss of revenue as well as employees condition were exposed to a greater height of risk that compels to take necessary step for protecting their interest and as aggrieved by this immense step the company filed a petition for granting the resolution which was favored by the court and the resolution was granted ,with an view that state has no locus standi.

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 3, Issue 4, Page 801 - 810
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