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Approval of Resolution Plan - seeking success fees to the ...


Court Rules Success Fees for Resolution Professional Not Chargeable Under IBC; Timing and Amount Deemed Improper.

September 23, 2021

Case Laws     Insolvency and Bankruptcy     AT

Approval of Resolution Plan - seeking success fees to the Resolution Professional - The ‘success fees’ which is more in the nature of contingency and speculative is not part of the provisions of the IBC and the Regulations and the same is not chargeable. Apart from this, even if it is to be said that it is chargeable, it is found that in the present matter, the manner in which, it was last minute pushed at the time of approval of the Resolution Plan and the quantum are both improper and incorrect - argument that the Adjudicating Authority should have sent the matter back to the CoC if it was not approving the success fee deserves to be discarded - AT

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