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Issues: Whether the application under section 7 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 was complete and disclosed a financial debt and default so as to warrant admission, and whether moratorium and interim resolution professional directions should follow.
Analysis: The financial creditor produced the loan documents, account material, notice, and supporting records showing sanction and disbursal of credit facilities, default in repayment, and acknowledgment of liability through part-payments. The application was found to be in the prescribed form with the requisite fee and supporting particulars, and no substantive dispute was raised by the corporate debtor to displace the record of default. Applying the statutory scheme governing financial creditor applications, default, and the triggering of insolvency resolution, the Adjudicating Authority found the debt due and the default established. On that basis, it appointed the proposed interim resolution professional and declared moratorium in terms of section 14.
Conclusion: The section 7 application was held maintainable and complete, the corporate debtor's default was established, and the petition was admitted with appointment of the interim resolution professional and commencement of moratorium.