alleryStart learning →Who may notify an order for amalgamation in public interest under s.237?
AThe Central Government
BThe Tribunal bench
CThe market regulator
DThe Registrar office
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The Central Government
Section 237(1) empowers the Central Government to order amalgamation by gazette notification when essential in public interest.
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