The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has asked the government to provide a list of IL&FS group companies along with their categorisation based on their respective financial positions to pay their debt. The government had Monday submitted the debt resolution plan for crisis-hit IL&FS to the NCLAT and also suggested the name of retired Supreme Court judge Justice D K Jain to supervise the entire process. The entire resolution process would be based on the principles enunciated in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. Under the plan, the government has categorised IL&FS group companies into green, amber and red based on their respective financial positions. "The Union of India will also submit lists of companies who are in the group of 'green', second list of the companies who are in the group of 'amber' and third list of Companies who are in the group of 'red' having registered office in India by the next date," said NCLAT. A two member bench of NCLAT headed by .
NCLAT observations came during insolvency hearing of ARGL, a subsidiary of Amtek Group
The plea has been moved by HSBC Daisy Investments (Mauritius) and other minority shareholders over an alleged default in payment of Rs 230 crore
HSBC Daisy moved the appellate tribunal over alleged default of payment of Rs 230 crore by Reliance Infratel.
In its order, the NCLAT also asked NCLT Kolkata to admit insolvency application moved against Odisha Slurry Pipeline Infrastructure if there is a clear case of debt owed to the bank
It also held that the corporate guarantee provided was joint and co-extensive with that of the principal debtor
The CCI had in August cleared the $16-billion deal
On Wednesday, the tribunal also said that the operational creditors' concerns of getting a better share would have to be looked into
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal today reserved its order over plea filed by former promoter of Bhushan Steel challenging the sale of the debt-ridden company to Tata Steel under the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process. The appellate Tribunal has also reserved order over pleas of engineering firm Larsen & Toubro Ltd, an operational creditor of Bhushan Steel, which has supplied goods worth Rs 900 crore to the company. A two-member bench headed by Chairman Justice S J Mukhopadhaya has said that the parties, which also includes Bhushan Energy, may file their written submissions by tomorrow. In May, the Principal bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) had approved Tata's Rs 32,500 crore deal along with 12.27 per cent equity to the lenders. This was challenged before the NCLAT by the promoters, including Neeraj Singhal, and operational creditors of the company. Nearly 1,700 other operational creditors of Bhushan Steel has also moved the appellate tribunal ...
The appeals are dismissed, said the NCLAT, which now is an appellate authority over the Competition Commission of India (CCI)
The NCLAT allowed plea by Mistry firms seeking the waiver in filing case of oppression and mismanagement against Tata Sons
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According to the Finance Act, 2017, the functions of Compat are being shifted to the NCLAT