Supreme Court of India
Ngaitlang Dhar v. Panna Pragati Infrastructure Private Limited & Ors.
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Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 – ‘Material irregularity’ – When not – Corporate Insolvency Resolution Proc ess (CIRP) initiated in respect of Corporate Debtor – Resolu tion Plans were received from four prospective Resolution Applicant s including the appellant, respondent no.2 and other two – In the m eeting of Committee of Creditors (CoC), the appellant emerged as - 1 bidder – Resolution Plan of the appellant approved by CoC, further approved by NCLT – Respondent No.1- contended that in the proceedings before the CoC it had sought some time t o submit its revised Resolution Plan and
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- 1990 Sheshrao Jangluji Bagde v. Bhaiyya S/o Govindrao Karale and Ors.
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