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Right of secured creditor to recover his dues (during ...


Secured creditors must file claims by liquidation start date; late claims and extra interest not allowed.

February 7, 2023

Case Laws     Insolvency and Bankruptcy     AT

Right of secured creditor to recover his dues (during liquidation proceedings) - When a statute provides for liquidation commencement date as a date up to which claims can be filed and proved, no claim thereafter can be entertained by the Liquidator. The amount of interest which was retained by the Appellant claiming to be interest in addition to the claim as filed by it in Form D till the date of realization of receipt of the sale, cannot be permitted to be retained by the Appellant - AT

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