Corporate insolvency process - outstanding operational debt - it ...

Insolvency and Bankruptcy

February 27, 2019

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.

View Source

← Previous Next →

Corporate insolvency process - outstanding operational debt - it ...

Insolvency and Bankruptcy

February 27, 2019

You may also like:

Corporate insolvency process - existence of operational debt - failure to make payment against procurement of paddy - the application deserves to be admitted. - Tri

Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process - existence of eligible debt - Operational Creditor had provided security services to the Corporate Debtor and maintained a...

Whether the appellant's claim can be classified as a Financial Debt or Operational Debt under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.

Corporate insolvency process - Power of Board to decide amount is to be paid to the ‘Financial Creditor’ or ‘Operational Creditor’ including the liquidation value - SC...

Corporate insolvency process - Corporate Debtor has failed to demonstrate that there was a pre-existing dispute in regard to quality and standard of goods supplied by...

Winding up petition - non reply to statutory notice - commercial insolvency - as each of the companies are unable to discharge their debts, are commercially insolvent...

Initiation of CIRP - A combined reading of Sections 8 and 9 of the 'I&B Code' leaves no room for doubt that the payment of unpaid operational debt has to be unqualified...

Validity of Winding up order - Antrix, which initiated the proceedings for winding up, is neither a financial creditor nor an operational creditor nor a corporate...

IBBI amends the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Insolvency Resolution Process for Corporate Persons) Regulations, 2016 and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board...

Continuation of CIRP proceedings when the operational debts have been paid by the corporate debtors - Appellant cannot get away from liability of interest by saying that...

Quick Updates: