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Issues: Whether the financial creditor had established default and compliance with the statutory requirements for admission of the application under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, and consequent initiation of the corporate insolvency resolution process.
Analysis: The application was supported by the loan and security documents, statements of account, and other material showing disbursal of financial facilities, non-payment, classification of the account as non-performing asset, and the amount outstanding. The application also contained the requisite particulars of default and the name of the proposed interim resolution professional, whose written communication was found to be in order. The corporate debtor did not dispute the default and expressed no objection to admission. The statutory requirements under Section 7 were thus satisfied, warranting admission of the petition and commencement of the corporate insolvency resolution process. Consequentially, moratorium was declared and the proposed interim resolution professional was appointed with directions to perform the duties under the Code and the relevant regulations.
Conclusion: The application was admitted, moratorium was imposed, and the interim resolution professional was appointed.