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In which of the following cases, the doctrine of Indoor management was laid down?

The doctrine of indoor management, which protects outsiders dealing with a company in good faith from irregularities in its internal procedure, was laid down in "Royal…

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In which of the following cases, the doctrine of Indoor management was laid down?

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The doctrine of indoor management, which protects outsiders dealing with a company in good faith from irregularities in its internal procedure, was laid down in "Royal British Bank v. Turquand".

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