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Corporate insolvency proceedings - The debt in question falls ...


Corporate Insolvency: Regulatory Dues Not Operational Debt; Listing Fee Recovery Not Under NCLT Jurisdiction.

March 26, 2019

Case Laws     Insolvency and Bankruptcy     Tri

Corporate insolvency proceedings - The debt in question falls within the ambit of “Regulatory Dues”. Therefore, as a sequel, need not be treated as an operational debt. - The right forum to initiate recovery proceedings for non-payment of Listing Fees is not NCLT.

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