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Recovery of dues - It cannot be forgotten that in the case on ...


Tribunal Rules Appellant Failed to Prove Loan Disbursement for Time Value of Money Under IBC Section 5(8.

February 24, 2022

Case Laws     Insolvency and Bankruptcy     AT

Recovery of dues - It cannot be forgotten that in the case on hand the Allottees had approached the Appellant/Applicant for the financial assistance which was disbursed by the Appellant as Loan amounts to the respective Allottees which was then disbursed by the Allottees to the ‘Corporate Debtor’. The Appellant has not subjectively satisfied this Tribunal that the money which it is claiming was disbursed to the ‘Corporate Debtor’ for time value of money as per Section 5(8) of the I&B Code. Undoubtedly, the Appellant in ‘Law’ has a valuable right to proceed against the Allottees in the light of numerous documents executed between them. - AT

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