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Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process - Appellant is ready to ...

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March 30, 2019

Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process - Appellant is ready to settle the matter with the ‘Operational Creditor’. However, even after such settlement, we cannot set aside the impugned order to give any relief to the ‘Corporate Debtor’.

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