Repealed or not in force · As amended up to 2026-08
112. The arbitrator, and the arbitrators and the umpire respectively may call for the production of any documents or evidence in the possession or power of the Companies respectively, or which they respectively can produce, and which the arbitrator, or the arbitrators or the umpire shall think necessary for determining the matters referred, and may examine the witnesses of the Companies respectively on oath.
112. Power for arbitrators, &c., to call for books, &c., and examine witnesses on oath.
113. Procedure in the arbitration.
114. Arbitration may proceed in absence of Companies.
115. Several awards may be made.
116. Awards made in due time to bind all parties.
117. Power for umpire to extend period for making his award.
118. Awards not to be set aside for informality.
119. Awards to be obeyed.
120. Agreements, arbitrations and awards to have effect.
121. Costs of arbitration and award.
122. Payment of costs.
123. Submission to arbitration to be filed in Court.
PART IV.
WINDING-UP OF COMPANIES AND ASSOCIATIONS UNDER THIS ACT.
Preliminary.
124. Meaning of "contributory."
125. Nature
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125. Nature of liability of contributory.
126. Contributories in case of death.
127. Contributories in case of insolvency.
Winding-up by Court.
128. Circumstances under which Company may be wound up by Court.
129. Company when deemed unable to pay its debts.
130. Definition of "the Court."
Definition of "debts."
131. Application for winding-up to be made by petition.
132. Contributory when not qualified to present winding-up petition.
133. Commencement of winding-up by Court.
134. Court may grant injunction.
135. Course to be pursued by Court on hearing petition.
136. Suits to be stayed after order for winding-up.
137. Copy of order to be forwarded to Registrar.
138. Power of Court to stay proceedings.
139. Effect of order on share-capital of Company limited by guarantee.
Source: India Code