Assessment of sale as a going concern: committee recommendation must identify grouped assets and be filed for approval. Regulation 39C allowed the committee of creditors, when approving a resolution plan or deciding on liquidation, to recommend exploring sale of the corporate debtor or its business as a going concern; the committee had to identify and group assets and liabilities to be sold together, and the resolution professional was required to submit that recommendation to the adjudicating authority when filing the committee's approval or decision.
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Assessment of sale as a going concern: committee recommendation must identify grouped assets and be filed for approval.
Regulation 39C allowed the committee of creditors, when approving a resolution plan or deciding on liquidation, to recommend exploring sale of the corporate debtor or its business as a going concern; the committee had to identify and group assets and liabilities to be sold together, and the resolution professional was required to submit that recommendation to the adjudicating authority when filing the committee's approval or decision.
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