Ex-parte order - Principles of Natural Justice - When Corporate ...

Insolvency and Bankruptcy

August 13, 2021

Ex-parte order - Principles of Natural Justice - When Corporate Debtor is a Company where there are more Directors rather than only one as can be seen from the Balance Confirmation issued by the Company, it does not lie in the mouth of the Corporate Debtor to claim that one Director was suffering from COVID so the Corporate Debtor could not cause appearance before the Adjudicating Authority - there is no reasons why before 16.02.2021 when hearing took place before Adjudicating Authority, Corporate Debtor did not approach Adjudicating Authority to seek to defend. - AT

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Ex-parte order - Principles of Natural Justice - When Corporate ...

Insolvency and Bankruptcy

August 13, 2021

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