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Appointment of valuer for ascertaining the value of the land of ...


NCLT Appoints Valuer for Corporate Debtor's Industrial Land; Classification Final and Binding by Supreme Court.

April 27, 2021

Case Laws     Insolvency and Bankruptcy     Tri

Appointment of valuer for ascertaining the value of the land of the corporate debtor (CD) being industrial in nature - Once any finality is achieved over any issue, the order that has given finality will be binding on all the interested parties. Here whether the land is to be considered as agricultural or industrial in character has already been decided by NCLT, then by National Company Law Appellate Tribunal and finally by Hon'ble Supreme Court, therefore such order cannot be reopened and examined by this Bench. - Tri

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