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Payments From Corporate Debtor's Account Post-CIRP Commencement Without IRP Approval Is Breach Of Moratorium: NCLT Mumbai Directs Refund
IBC Weekly Round Up [24th February - 2nd March 2025]
Operational Creditors Cannot Question Approval Of Resolution Plan That Provides Them With More Than Liquidation Value: NCLAT
NCLT Admits Insolvency Proceedings Against Ansal Properties And Infrastructure U/S 7 Of IBC, Declares Moratorium
Serving Demand Notice To Personal Guarantor Under Rule 7 Of Personal Guarantors Rules Cannot Be Considered Invocation Of Guarantee: NCLAT
Order Approving Resolution Plan Passed Beyond 330 Days Cannot Be Questioned When Application Seeking Approval Was Filed Within CIRP Period: NCLAT
NCLT Has No Jurisdiction To Convict Person For Offence U/S 68 Of IBC In View Of Section 236 Of IBC: NCLAT
When Debt Is Not Unequivocally Admitted By Corporate Debtor, Application U/S 9 Of IBC Must Not Be Entertained: NCLAT
Gratuity Dues Of Workers Do Not Form Part Of 'Liquidation Estate' Of Corporate Debtor, Must Be Paid In Full: Calcutta High Court
Limitation Period For Filing Appeal U/S 61 Of IBC Commences From Date Of Order, Not From Date Of Its Receipt: NCLAT
Attachment Under Banning Of Unregulated Deposit (BUDS) Act Doesn't Have Precedence Over SARFAESI/ IBC Proceedings: Kerala HC
Adjudicating Authority Is Empowered To Decide Whether Successful Resolution Applicant Is Liable To Pay Pre-CIRP Electricity Dues U/S 60(5) Of IBC: NCLAT
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