Declaration of the property as DISCLAIMED u/s Section 36(3)(c) ...

7.5 Cents Property Disclaimed Under Insolvency Code Still Included in Liquidation Estate; Affected Parties Considered Creditors.

July 1, 2019

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Declaration of the property as DISCLAIMED u/s Section 36(3)(c) and (h) of I&B Code - not owned by CD - it is essential that the property having onerous characteristics admeasuring 7.5 cents should form the part of the liquidation estate of the Company - as per Regulation 10 (5) of the Liquidation Regulations, the Respondents being affected by the disclaimer shall be deemed to be a creditor and maybe paid as a debt in liquidation u/s 53(l)(f).

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Declaration of the property as DISCLAIMED u/s Section 36(3)(c) ...

7.5 Cents Property Disclaimed Under Insolvency Code Still Included in Liquidation Estate; Affected Parties Considered Creditors.

July 1, 2019

Case Laws Insolvency and Bankruptcy Tri

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