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CIRP proceedings - Entertainment of Lodging of the claim of the ...

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May 2, 2020

CIRP proceedings - Entertainment of Lodging of the claim of the Home Buyers - Resolution Professional (RP) rejected the claim - The lodging of the claim with the Resolution Professional being a stale claim and trying to enforce before the Adjudicating Authority upon its rejection cannot be countenanced

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