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Shareholder Challenges Validity of Claims in Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process, Questions Applicant's Standing in Bankruptcy Proceedings.

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CIRP - Validity of claims of the respondents 2 to 7 admitted by the 1st respondent - the applicant herein is a shareholder of the Company and as rightly pointed out by the Respondents that he is not entitled to claim any relief against the CoC or the conduct of the CIRP. - Tri

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CIRP - Validity of claims of the respondents 2 to 7 admitted by ...

Shareholder Challenges Validity of Claims in Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process, Questions Applicant's Standing in Bankruptcy Proceedings.

May 3, 2022

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