Kalrock-Jalan consortium proposed a sum of Rs 52 crore to settle admitted employee claims of Rs 1,265 crore
The lenders plan to move the NCLAT as NCLT slammed the banks repeatedly for not voting on the one time settlement proposal made by the promoters
In a written reply, MoS Krishan Pal Gurjar said that Cachar Paper Mill, Panchgram and Nagaon Paper Mill, Jagiroad are mills of HPC in Assam and are presently non-operational.
Videocon sold at a huge discount to Vedanta, says Dhoot
A two-member bench presiding over the case said, "We do not think that any interim order as sought with regard to resolution plan approved needs to be passed."
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on Friday declined to stay the resolution plan of Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (DHFL) and its subsequent takeover by the successful bidder Piramal Capital & Housing Finance over the plea filed by 63 Moons Technologies. A two-member bench comprising its Officiating Chairperson Justice A I S Cheema and Member Alok Srivastava rejected 63 Moons Technologies' plea to pass an interim order staying the resolution plan approved by the Mumbai bench of National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). Earlier on June 7, the NCLT had approved the resolution plan of Piramal Capital & Housing Finance Ltd for the debt-ridden DHFL and 63 Moons, which is a debenture holder of DHFL, filed a petition challenging it before NCLAT. It had requested to stay the operations of the NCLT order, till the two appeals filed by it before the appellate tribunal is decided. However, the NCLAT said: "We do not find that these are Appeals where interim order ...
Development follows an appeal by Bank of Maharashtra, a dissenting creditors. Matter is slated to be heard on September 9
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal has set aside NCLT's direction to liquidate Three C Homes and ordered that other options be considered for resolution of the debt-ridden realty firm.
NCLAT has closed proceedings for insolvency of Oyo's subsidiary Oyo Hotels and Homes Private Limited and allowed Oyo's plea for setting aside the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code case against OHHPL.
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) on Tuesday issued notices to DHFL's lenders and its winning bidder Piramal Capital over a petition filed by 63 Moons Technologies challenging the resolution process of the debt-ridden firm. A two-member bench comprising its Officiating Chairperson Justice A I S Cheema and Member Alok Srivastava issued notices to the lenders of Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (DHFL) and its successful bidder Piramal Capital & Housing Finance Ltd. The appellate tribunal has directed all parties to file their replies before July 19, which is the next date of hearing. Earlier on June 7, the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) had approved the resolution plan of Piramal Capital & Housing Finance Ltd for the debt-ridden DHFL. 63 Moons, which is a debenture holder of DHFL, has filed a petition challenging the NCLT order. It holds non-convertible debentures (NCDs) worth over Rs 200 crore issued by DHFL. According to it, the
The NCLAT agreed to hear the petition by 63 moons technologies, challenging the NCLT's nod for Piramal's resolution plan.
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Promoters should not be allowed to delay insolvency resolution
NCLAT was scheduled to hear the reply of Wadhawan on June 25, but he moved SC before that
If a promoter knows that he can afford not to repay loans and buy back his company in the bankruptcy court at a discount with a reduced debt burden, he has a strong incentive to drive his firm aground
NCLAT clarified that such appeals should not come in the way of the NCLT deciding on the approval of the resolution plan given by the Piramal Group which has already been approved by the lenders.
The committee of creditors cannot do it. Also, it requires a high threshold of approvals from the CoC.
Debt resolution only after clearance of govt dues, says tribunal
Amtek owes lenders Rs 12,641 cr and was on RBI's first list of NPAs mandated for resolution under Bankruptcy Code. The DVI bid is said to be Rs 2,615 cr, of which Rs 500 cr is upfront cash
Since the questions posed by the apex court has been dealt with by the tribunal now, the appeals by the DoT will be heard by the NCLAT on April 26