{"id":83525,"date":"2000-05-11T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2000-05-10T18:30:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.legalindia.com\/judgments\/registrar-of-companies-vs-rajshree-sugar-chemicals-ltd-on-11-may-2000"},"modified":"2016-01-18T19:31:48","modified_gmt":"2016-01-18T14:01:48","slug":"registrar-of-companies-vs-rajshree-sugar-chemicals-ltd-on-11-may-2000","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.legalindia.com\/judgments\/registrar-of-companies-vs-rajshree-sugar-chemicals-ltd-on-11-may-2000","title":{"rendered":"Registrar Of Companies vs Rajshree Sugar &amp; Chemicals Ltd. &amp; &#8230; on 11 May, 2000"},"content":{"rendered":"<div class=\"docsource_main\">Supreme Court of India<\/div>\n<div class=\"doc_title\">Registrar Of Companies vs Rajshree Sugar &amp; Chemicals Ltd. &amp; &#8230; on 11 May, 2000<\/div>\n<div class=\"doc_author\">Author: Ruma Pal<\/div>\n<div class=\"doc_bench\">Bench: Ruma Pal, D.P.Mohapatro, K.T.Thomas<\/div>\n<pre>           PETITIONER:\nREGISTRAR OF COMPANIES\n\n\tVs.\n\nRESPONDENT:\nRAJSHREE SUGAR &amp; CHEMICALS LTD.\t &amp; ORS.\n\nDATE OF JUDGMENT:\t11\/05\/2000\n\nBENCH:\nRuma Pal, D.P.Mohapatro, K.T.Thomas\n\n\n\n\nJUDGMENT:\n<\/pre>\n<p>      RUMA PAL, J<\/p>\n<p>      Leave granted.\n<\/p>\n<p>      This  appeal  has been preferred from the decision  of<br \/>\nthe High Court of Madras dated 17th March, 1998.  The appeal<br \/>\nwas filed on 26th July, 1999 after a delay of 406 days.\t The<br \/>\napplication  for condonation of delay filed by the appellant<br \/>\nshows  that  the  Department of Legal Affairs  took  up\t the<br \/>\nmatter\t only  on  16th\t  December,  1998.   No\t explanation<br \/>\nwhatsoever  has\t been  given for  the  appellants  inaction<br \/>\nduring\tthis period of nine months.  The observation of this<br \/>\nCourt in State of U.P.\tversus Bahadur Singh and Others, AIR<br \/>\n1983  SC  845  regarding  the latitude to be  shown  to\t the<br \/>\nGovernment  in deciding questions of delay, does not give  a<br \/>\nlicence\t to  the Officers of the Government to\tshirk  their<br \/>\nresponsibility\tto act with reasonable expedition.  However,<br \/>\nsince  the matter has been permitted to be argued on merits,<br \/>\nit  would  not be appropriate to dismiss the appeal  on\t the<br \/>\nground\tof delay, but our disapproval of the conduct of\t the<br \/>\nappellant  in  this  regard will be reflected in  the  costs<br \/>\nwhich  we intend to award against the appellant in favour of<br \/>\nthe  respondents,  irrespective of our decision\t on  merits.<br \/>\nThe issue to be decided in this appeal relates to an offence<br \/>\nallegedly  committed by the respondents under Section 113 of<br \/>\nthe Companies Act, 1956 ( referred to as the Act).  The<\/p>\n<p>      complaint\t was  filed  by the  appellant\tagainst\t the<br \/>\nrespondents   on  28th\tAugust,\t  1992\talleging  that\t the<br \/>\nrespondents  had,  in violation of Section 113 of  the\tAct,<br \/>\ndefaulted in transfer of shares within the time specified in<br \/>\nthat  Section.\tThe Chief Judicial Magistrate, Coimbatore by<br \/>\nhis  order dated 30th March, 1993 dismissed the complaint on<br \/>\nthe  ground  that it was barred by limitation under  Section<br \/>\n468  of\t the  Code of Criminal Procedure (  for\t short\tthe<br \/>\nCode).\t The appellant filed a petition under Sections\t397<br \/>\nand 401 Cr.P.C.\t before the High Court of Madras praying for<br \/>\nrevision  of  the  order dated 30th March, 1993.   The\tHigh<br \/>\nCourt  by the impugned judgment not only upheld the order of<br \/>\nthe  trial  court  but\talso held  that\t the  appellant\t was<br \/>\nincompetent  to\t file a complaint in respect of\t an  offence<br \/>\nunder  Section 113 of the Act.\tSection 113 sub-Section\t (1)<br \/>\nof  the\t Act  requires\ta   company  to\t deliver  the  share<br \/>\ncertificates  to  the  allottee or transferee  within  three<br \/>\nmonths\tafter the allotment and within two months after\t the<br \/>\napplication for registration of transfer of the shares.\t The<br \/>\nperiod\t is  extendable\t in   certain  circumstances  on  an<br \/>\napplication  by the company to the Company Law Board subject<br \/>\nto  a  maximum\tperiod of nine months.\tSub Section  (2)  of<br \/>\nSection\t 113 provides that if default is made in  compliance<br \/>\nwith  sub  Section  1 the company and every officer  of\t the<br \/>\ncompany\t who  is  in default shall be punishable  with\tfine<br \/>\nwhich may extend to five hundred rupees for every day during<br \/>\nwhich  the default continues.  In addition to this  criminal<br \/>\nliability  for\tpunishment, under Section 113 (3)  a  person<br \/>\nentitled  to have the shares delivered to him, may apply  to<br \/>\nthe  Company  Law  Board for a directive on the\t company  to<br \/>\ndeliver\t  the\tcertificates  or   the\tdebentures  to\t the<br \/>\ncomplainant.  The Company Law Board is authorised to pass an<br \/>\norder directing the company and any officer of the company<br \/>\nto  make  good\tthe  default within such  time\tas  may\t be<br \/>\nspecified  and also provide for the costs of and  incidental<br \/>\nto  the\t application  to be paid to the complainant  by\t the<br \/>\ncompany or any officer of the company who may be responsible<br \/>\nfor  the default.  In this case, the complaint filed by\t the<br \/>\nappellant  was under Section 113 (2).  It was alleged in the<br \/>\ncomplaint   that  the  company\t was  sent  share   transfer<br \/>\ncertificates  along  with applications for transfer  in\t two<br \/>\nbatches;   &#8211; on 23.11.1990 and 18.12.1990.  The first  batch<br \/>\nof  applications for transfer was received by the company on<br \/>\n11.12.1990,   approved\ton  29.3.1991\tand  dispatched\t  on<br \/>\n6.4.1991.   The second batch of applications was received on<br \/>\n26.12.1990   approved  by  the\t company  on  3.4.1991\t and<br \/>\ndispatched  on\t16.4.1991.  Apparently, Section 113 (1)\t was<br \/>\nnot  complied  with.   This  came to the  knowledge  of\t the<br \/>\nappellant only on 20.7.1992 when the appellant inspected the<br \/>\nbooks  of account of the company under Section 209A (1)\t (i)<br \/>\nof  the\t Act.  The complaint was filed by the  appellant  on<br \/>\n20th  August  1992  before the\tChief  Judicial\t Magistrate,<br \/>\nCoimbatore.  As already noted, the Chief Judicial Magistrate<br \/>\ndismissed  the complaint relying on Section 468 of the Code,<br \/>\nwhich provides:\t 468.  Bar to taking cognizance after lapse<br \/>\nof  the\t period\t of limitation:\t &#8211; (1) Except  as  otherwise<br \/>\nprovided  elsewhere  in\t this  Court, no  Court\t shall\ttake<br \/>\ncognizance  of\tan  offence  of the  category  specified  in<br \/>\nsub-section  (2),  after  the  expiry\tof  the\t period\t  of<br \/>\nlimitation.\n<\/p>\n<p>      (2) The period of limitation shall be-\n<\/p>\n<p>      (a) six months, if the offence is punishable with fine<br \/>\nonly;\n<\/p>\n<p>      The  date on which period of limitation is to commence<br \/>\nhas  been  provided  for in Section 469 of the Code  in\t the<br \/>\nfollowing  manner:   469.   Commencement of the\t period\t of<br \/>\nlimitation.    (1) The period of limitation, in relation to<br \/>\nan offender, shall commence, &#8211;\n<\/p>\n<p>      (a) on the date of the offence;  or<\/p>\n<p>      (b)  where the commission of the offence was not known<br \/>\nto  the\t person\t aggrieved by the offence or to\t any  police<br \/>\nofficer,  the  first day on which such offence comes to\t the<br \/>\nknowledge of such person or to any police officer, whichever<br \/>\nis earlier.&#8221;\n<\/p>\n<p>      It  is unnecessary to decide whether the offence under<br \/>\nSection 113 of the Act is a continuing one under Section 472<br \/>\nof  the Code on the facts of this case.\t Even if the offence<br \/>\nwere  a continuing one, the offence, if any, continued\tupto<br \/>\nthe  date  when the deliveries were in fact  effected  under<br \/>\nSection\t 113 viz.  on 6.4.91 and 16.4.91.  As the offence of<br \/>\ndelayed\t delivery  is  punishable with a fine, the  time  to<br \/>\ninitiate  proceedings  under Section 468 of the\t Code  would<br \/>\nexpire\tat  the latest in October, 1991.  The appellant,  in<br \/>\nfact, filed the complaint almost a year later.\tAccording to<br \/>\nthe  appellant, the Magistrate overlooked the provisions  of<br \/>\nSection\t 469  (1)  (b) of the Code which  provides  for\t the<br \/>\ncomputation  of the period of limitation from the first\t day<br \/>\non  which the offence comes to the knowledge of the  person<br \/>\naggrieved  by  the offence or to the police  officer.\tThe<br \/>\nHigh   Court  rejected\tthe   submission  holding  that\t the<br \/>\nappellant  was\tneither\t the person aggrieved nor  a  police<br \/>\nofficer\t and that the prosecution under Section 113 could be<br \/>\nlaunched only on the application of an affected shareholder.<br \/>\nAccording  to the High Court, this was clear from clause (3)<br \/>\nof  Section  113.   It\tis   contended\tby  learned  counsel<br \/>\nappearing  for\tthe  respondents that the view of  the\tHigh<br \/>\nCourt  has also been taken by a learned Single Judge of\t the<br \/>\nGujarat\t High  Court  in  Vasantlal  Chandulal\tMajmudar  V.<br \/>\nNavinchandra  Manilal &amp; Anr.  Guj.  LR Vol.  XXII 436;\tby a<br \/>\nlearned Single Judge of the Delhi High Court in Nestle India<br \/>\nLimited\t and  Others V.\t State and Another 1994(4)Comp\tL.J.<br \/>\n446 (Del) as well as by a learned Single Judge of the Madras<br \/>\nHigh  Court  in\t Sulochana V.  State of Registrar  of  Chits<br \/>\n(Investigation\tand Prosecution), Madras 1978 Crl.L.J.\t116.<br \/>\nA  contrary  view has been expressed by two  Division  Bench<br \/>\njudgments  of the Calcutta High Court in Bhagwati Prasad  V.<br \/>\nAssistant Registrar of Companies (1983) 53 Company Cases 56;<br \/>\nSushil Kumar and Others V.  Registrar of Companies (1983) 53<br \/>\nComp.\tCases  P.  54 with reference to Section 113  of\t the<br \/>\nAct.   As  far as the decision of the Gujarat High Court  is<br \/>\nconcerned,  it dealt with the provisions of the Gujarat\t Co-<br \/>\noperative  Societies Act, 1967, the provisions of which\t are<br \/>\nnot  before us.\t As far as the decision of the High Court of<br \/>\nMadras\tis  concerned,\tthe decision of the  learned  Single<br \/>\nJudge  in Sulochana V.\tRegistrar (Supra) has been expressly<br \/>\nover-ruled by the Division Bench of the Madras High Court in<br \/>\nAbdul  Rahim  V.   State represented by the  Chit  Registrar<br \/>\nNagapattinam  1978 (1) L.W.  Crl.  195.\t The Division  Bench<br \/>\nhas  held  that\t the  Registrar\t of  Chits  was\t a   person<br \/>\naggrieved  within the meaning of S.469 (1) (b) of the  Code<br \/>\nand  was  competent to initiate prosecution for\t an  offence<br \/>\nunder  the Tamilnadu Chit Funds Act, 1961.  Sulochanas case<br \/>\nwas  also  distinguished  in the two Calcutta  High  Courts<br \/>\ndecisions  noted  earlier.  The only decision cited  by\t the<br \/>\nrespondents  which  is\ton  Section 113 of the\tAct  is\t the<br \/>\ndecision  in  Nestle  India Limited  (supra).\tNeither\t the<br \/>\nlearned\t Judge in his decision in Nestle India nor the\tHigh<br \/>\nCourt in the judgment under appeal considered the provisions<br \/>\nof  Section  621 (1) of the Companies Act,  which  provides:<br \/>\n621  (1)  No  Court shall take cognizance  of  any  offence<br \/>\nagainst\t this  Act  (other than an offence with\t respect  to<br \/>\nwhich  proceedings are instituted under Section 545),  which<br \/>\nis  alleged  to\t have been committed by any company  or\t any<br \/>\nofficer\t thereof, except on the complaint in writing of\t the<br \/>\nRegistrar,  or\tof  a shareholder of the company,  or  of  a<br \/>\nperson authorised by the Central Government in that behalf.\n<\/p>\n<p>      Under  this  Section  therefore,\t the  appellant\t  is<br \/>\ncompetent to file a written complaint in respect of offences<br \/>\nunder,\tinter-alia,  Section  113 of the  Act.\t The  phrase<br \/>\nperson\taggrieved  has\tnot  been  defined  in\tthe  Code.<br \/>\nHowever,  as  far  as offences under the Companies  Act\t are<br \/>\nconcerned, the words must be understood and construed in the<br \/>\ncontext\t of  Section 621 of the Act.  If the  words  person<br \/>\naggrieved  are\tread to mean only the person affected  by<br \/>\nthe  failure of the Company to transfer the shares or  allot<br \/>\nthe  shares,  then the only person aggrieved would be  the<br \/>\ntransferee  or\tthe  allottee, as the case  may\t be.   Under<br \/>\nSection\t 621 of the Act, no Court can take cognizance of  an<br \/>\noffence\t against Companies Act except on the complaint of  a<br \/>\nshare-holder, the Registrar or the person duly authorised by<br \/>\nthe Central Government.\t Where the transferee or allottee is<br \/>\nnot  an\t existing share-holder of the Company, if the  words<br \/>\nperson\taggrieved  is  read in such a limited  manner,\tit<br \/>\nwould  mean  that Section 469 (1) (b) of the Code  would  be<br \/>\nentirely  inapplicable to offences under Section 113 of\t the<br \/>\nAct.   There is, in any event, no justification to interpret<br \/>\nthe  words person aggrieved as used in Section 469 (1) (b)<br \/>\nrestrictively  particularly  when,  as\tin  this  case,\t the<br \/>\nstatute\t creating the offence provides for the initiation of<br \/>\nthe prosecution only on the complaint of particular persons.<br \/>\nHaving\tregard\tto the clear language of Section 621 of\t the<br \/>\nAct,  we have no manner of doubt that the appellant would be<br \/>\na  person aggrieved within the meaning of Section 469  (1)\n<\/p>\n<p>(b)  of\t the Code in respect of offence (except those  under<br \/>\nSection\t  545)\tagainst\t the   Companies  Act.\t Apart\tfrom<br \/>\noverlooking  the  provisions of Section 621 of the Act,\t the<br \/>\nHigh Court erred in construing the provisions of Section 113<br \/>\n(2) with reference to Section 113(3).  The latter deals with<br \/>\nthe  civil  liability of the Company and its officers for  a<br \/>\nbreach\tof Section 113 (1) at the instance of the transferee<br \/>\nof  the\t shares.   Section 113 (2) deals with  the  criminal<br \/>\nliability  arising  out of a violation of Section  113\t(1).<br \/>\nThe  objects of the two sub-sections are disparate.  Section<br \/>\n113  (3) is primarily compensatory in nature whereas Section<br \/>\n113  (2) is punitive.  An application under Section 113\t (3)<br \/>\ncan  only be made by the transferee.  And as already seen, a<br \/>\ntransferee  who\t is  not  an existing  share-holder  of\t the<br \/>\nCompany\t cannot\t file a complaint under Section 113  (2)  at<br \/>\nall.   For  the reasons stated, we are of the view that\t the<br \/>\nappellant  as  a person aggrieved would be entitled  to\t the<br \/>\nbenefit\t of  the  provisions of Section 469 (1) (b)  of\t the<br \/>\nCode.\tIt is not in dispute that the appellant came to know<br \/>\nof  the offences on 20th July 1992.  The commencement of the<br \/>\nperiod\tof  limitation\tof  six months\tfor  initiating\t the<br \/>\nprosecution would have to be calculated from that date.\t The<br \/>\ncomplaint  was\tfiled  on 20th August 1992 well\t within\t the<br \/>\nperiod\tspecified under Section 468 (2) of the Code.  In the<br \/>\ncircumstances, the decision of the High Court as well as the<br \/>\nChief  Judicial Magistrate, Coimbatore are set aside and the<br \/>\nmatter\tis  remanded back to the Chief Judicial\t Magistrate,<br \/>\nCoimbatore  for\t being\tdecided on merits.  Because  of\t the<br \/>\ninordinate delay by the appellant in preferring this appeal,<br \/>\nthe  appellant\tshall  pay the costs of the  appeal  to\t the<br \/>\nrespondents.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Supreme Court of India Registrar Of Companies vs Rajshree Sugar &amp; Chemicals Ltd. &amp; &#8230; on 11 May, 2000 Author: Ruma Pal Bench: Ruma Pal, D.P.Mohapatro, K.T.Thomas PETITIONER: REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES Vs. RESPONDENT: RAJSHREE SUGAR &amp; CHEMICALS LTD. &amp; ORS. DATE OF JUDGMENT: 11\/05\/2000 BENCH: Ruma Pal, D.P.Mohapatro, K.T.Thomas JUDGMENT: RUMA PAL, J Leave granted. 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