Sep32024LiquidationInterest Claims Must Be Based On Contractual Agreement, Not Just Invoice Terms: NCLT Kolkata Live Law – Indian Legal News Read the original article here Category: LiquidationBy EditorSeptember 3, 2024Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Nio to Pursue Legal Action After Bankruptcy Rumors Spread Online – EVNextNext post:Lobster Cave owner probed for suspected trading while insolvent – Herald SunRelated PostsNCLAT dismisses tax claim against Reliance Communication filed after insolvency initiation – MSNSeptember 21, 2024NCLAT dismisses tax claim against Reliance Communication filed after insolvency initiation – Business TodaySeptember 21, 2024NCLAT rejects state tax claim on Reliance Communications filed for assessment year after insolvency initiation – Hindustan TimesSeptember 21, 2024NCLAT rejects tax claim against RCom after initiation of insolvency – Business StandardSeptember 21, 2024NCLAT rejects tax claim against RCom filed for assessment year after initiation of insolvency – The Economic TimesSeptember 21, 2024NCLAT rejects tax claim against RCom filed for assessment year after initiation of insolvency – The Economic TimesSeptember 21, 2024
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NCLAT rejects tax claim against RCom filed for assessment year after initiation of insolvency – The Economic TimesSeptember 21, 2024