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Claim of electricity dues - Approval of Resolution Plan - In the ...

May 30, 2022

Case Laws     Insolvency and Bankruptcy     AT

Claim of electricity dues - Approval of Resolution Plan - In the present case, the Operational Creditors have been given only miniscule of their admitted claim to the extent of only 0.19%. As the law stand today, no exception can be taken to such Plans, which provide payment to Operational Creditor in accordance with Section 30(2)(b) of the Code. However, the time has come when it should be examined by the Government and the Board to find out as to whether there are any grounds for considering change in the legislative scheme towards the payment to the Operational Creditors, which also consist of Government dues and other statutory dues. - AT

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