Corporate insolvency process - Whether a demand notice of an ...

Supreme Court Confirms Lawyers Can Issue Demand Notices for Unpaid Operational Debts in Corporate Insolvency Process.

December 18, 2017

Case Laws Companies Law SC

Corporate insolvency process - Whether a demand notice of an unpaid operational debt can be issued by a lawyer on behalf of the operational creditor? - Held Yes - SC

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Corporate insolvency process - Whether a demand notice of an ...

Supreme Court Confirms Lawyers Can Issue Demand Notices for Unpaid Operational Debts in Corporate Insolvency Process.

December 18, 2017

Case Laws Companies Law SC

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