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2022 (3) TMI 332 - NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL , MUMBAI BENCHPublication of public announcement in newspaper where the principal and registered office of the Company is situated - Filing of several applications objecting to the approval of Resolution Plan - whether it is open for the Applicant to file IA making serious allegations with regard to Public Announcement and Publication of Form G, more so at the stage when the Interim Application for approval of Resolution Plan was reserved for orders and in the light of the fact that the applicant has already filed IA filed objecting the approval of the Resolution Plan and the same was also reserved for orders? HELD THAT:- This Application questioned the publication of Public Notice and Form-G by the RP during the CIRP period post admission of CIRP. The Applicant has admitted that the public announcement was made in two publication in Mumbai i.e. Free Press Journal and Navashakti on 22nd April, 2021. This Bench notes that publication or public announcement was carried out in Mumbai and that original copies of regional paper of newspaper was submitted to the Court. The Bench had the privilege of examining the original newspapers published in Prathakal in Hindi of 23rd April, 2021 at Udaipur, which contained the Public Announcement and Prathakal dated 30th May, 2021 which contained the publication of Form G. The said documents were filed by the Respondent-RP as a part of additional documents filed in IA No. 1850 of 2021. It was also pointed out that there are different edition of e-newspaper and physical publication. Further, there is no English paper in publication in Udaipur. This Bench concludes that the allegations put for by the Applicant are untenable and filing of several applications objecting to the approval of Resolution Plan at this stage cannot be entertained. Application dismissed.
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