NCLAT Rulings Clarify IBC Nuances: Shareholder Rights Expanded, Liquidation Rules Tightened – Whalesbook
NCLAT Rulings Clarify IBC Nuances: Shareholder Rights Expanded, Liquidation Rules Tightened Whalesbook Read the original article here
NCLAT Rulings Clarify IBC Nuances: Shareholder Rights Expanded, Liquidation Rules Tightened Whalesbook Read the original article here
4. The NCLAT, in Securities and Exchange Board of India v. Annies Apparel Private Limited (Company Appeal (AT) (Insolvency) No. 1421 of 2024), dealt with the admissibility of a claim arising from a statutory penalty imposed after the liquidation commencement date (“LCD”). In this case, Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) had initiated regulatory…
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