Pending appeals wherein, the IBC proceedings have been concluded ...

Central Excise

February 8, 2023

Pending appeals wherein, the IBC proceedings have been concluded by NCLT - Since the IBC proceedings have been concluded, these appeals shall stand infructuous accordingly, we dismiss these appeals as infructuous. Both the sides have liberty, in case of any amicable resolution is not arrived at between the appellant and the respondent, to approach to this tribunal to revive the present appeals and the same shall be decided on merit, if required. - AT

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Pending appeals wherein, the IBC proceedings have been concluded ...

Central Excise

February 8, 2023

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