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Operational Creditor's Petition Dismissed Due to Missing Debt Due Date in Part-IV of Insolvency Application.

February 27, 2019

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Corporate insolvency process - outstanding operational debt - it is required for the applicant/Operational Creditor to specify as to the date from which the debt fell due in Part-IV of the application which is not disclosed - petition dismissed.

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