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Jurisdiction of NCLT to levy fine u/s 235A of IBC - When the ...


NCLT Can't Impose Fines for Moratorium Breaches; Offenses Require Section 236 Procedure Under IBC.

February 7, 2022

Case Laws     Insolvency and Bankruptcy     AT

Jurisdiction of NCLT to levy fine u/s 235A of IBC - When the allegation of Resolution Professional was that Appellant has contravened the Moratorium there was allegation of commission of an offences on which punishment could have been awarded after following the procedure under Section 236. An act which is termed as offence within specific provision of Chapter VII of Part-II could not have been indirectly dealt with by the Adjudicating Authority by imposing a fine - AT

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