Calcutta High CourtM/S. Lamni Finance Private Limited vs Kumar Mangalam Lamboria on 14 May, 2015Author:Biswanath SomadderBench:Biswanath SomadderORDER SHEET

                               C.P. No. 288 of 2015

                         IN THE HIGH COURT AT CALCUTTA
                              ORIGINAL JURISDICTION


                               IN THE MATTER OF :
                               M/S. LAMNI FINANCE PRIVATE LIMITED
                                       AND
                               KUMAR MANGALAM LAMBORIA
                                      Versus
                               THE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES, WEST BENGAL


  BEFORE:
  The Hon'ble JUSTICE BISWANATH SOMADDERDate: 14th May, 2015


                                               Mr. Patita Paban Bishwal, Adv. for the
                                               petitioner.Ms. Kanika Gupta, Adv. for Union of
                                               India.The Court: Let the affidavit of service and the statement showing

calculation of fees and additional fees payable for e-filing of the pending

statutory documents be taken on record.Perusing the said statement, it appears that a sum of Rs.1,66,400/-

would be due from the company now if the records and documents not filed

earlier were to be furnished today.Subject to the company paying a sum of Rs.1,90,000/- to the Registrar

of Companies within a fortnight from date, the name of the company will be

restored to the list of the active companies and the company and its officials

will be given access to the relevant portal.Upon the money being tendered, the same will be deposited in the

Central Government's account where penalties, fines and fees are put in.2For a period of two years from date, the company should not make any

default in depositing the documents required to be deposited under theCompanies Act.In case of any default, the Registrar will be entitled to strike off the name

of the company, upon notice to it, on the strength of this order.C.P. No.288 of 2015 is allowed accordingly.(BISWANATH SOMADDER, J.)



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