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Resolution Professional Criticized for Not Withdrawing CIRP Application, Incurring Excessive Fees Over Unrecoverable Claim.

August 12, 2023

Case Laws     Insolvency and Bankruptcy     AT

Closure of CIRP - integrity and fairness demanded that the Resolution Professional ought to have facilitated the withdrawal of the CIRP application as was desired by the sole CoC member/Respondent No.1 without unduly prolonging the proceedings. It is commonsensical that for recovery of a claim of about Rs.10 lakhs, incurring an expenditure of Rs.19 lakhs by way of fees/expenses of the Resolution Professional would be outlandish and that too when there seems to be no possibility of revival of the Corporate Debtor - AT

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