Approval of Resolution Plan - The Resolution Plan does not ...

Resolution Plan Under Review Fails to Address Stakeholder Interests, Neglects Operational Creditors and Asset Value Maximization.

April 18, 2020

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Approval of Resolution Plan - The Resolution Plan does not appear to have taken care of interest of all stakeholders including Operational Creditors and the decision of the COC also does not reflect that it has taken into account the fact that the Corporate Debtor needs to be kept as a going concern and that there is need to maximise the value of the assets and that the interest of all the stakeholders including Operational Creditor has to be taken care of.

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Approval of Resolution Plan - The Resolution Plan does not ...

Resolution Plan Under Review Fails to Address Stakeholder Interests, Neglects Operational Creditors and Asset Value Maximization.

April 18, 2020

Case Laws Insolvency and Bankruptcy AT

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