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Rectification in the approved Resolution Plan - Adjudicating ...


Court Rules No Jurisdiction to Alter Resolution Plan Post-Approval; Changes Beyond Clerical Errors Not Permitted.

July 23, 2020

Case Laws     Insolvency and Bankruptcy     AT

Rectification in the approved Resolution Plan - Adjudicating Authority had no jurisdiction to entertain an application for rectification of Resolution Plan and making substantial changes in the Plan, after a lapse of 13 months of the completion of CIRP, even after the approval and implementation of the Resolution Plan on the pretext of rectification of clerical or typographical error in the order.

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