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September 28, 2019

Resolution Process - exclusion of 35 days of delay in appointing the ‘Resolution Professional’ in place of the ‘Interim Resolution Professional’ and the period during which different applications were pending - period of 35 days and 18 days excluded for the purpose of counting 180 days or 270 days of ‘Resolution Process’

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