Committee approves liquidation of Rama Krishna Knitters Pvt Ltd, sets fees, issues compliance directions The Committee of Creditors approved the liquidation of Rama Krishna Knitters Private Limited after rejecting a resolution plan and appointing the ...
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The Committee of Creditors approved the liquidation of Rama Krishna Knitters Private Limited after rejecting a resolution plan and appointing the Resolution Professional as the Liquidator. The COC also approved plans for meeting liquidation costs, decided against selling the company as a going concern, fixed the Liquidator's fees, and issued compliance directions. The Liquidator was instructed to publish announcements, file reports, and take possession of assets, with Financial Creditors retaining the right to enforce personal guarantees. The case was concluded with relevant parties receiving copies of the order.
Issues: Liquidation of Rama Krishna Knitters Private Limited under Section 33(1)(a) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.
Analysis:
1. Initiation of Liquidation Process: The application was filed seeking liquidation under Section 33(1)(a) of the Code as no resolution plan was received within the stipulated time. The Committee of Creditors (COC) considered a resolution plan from Swissline Intertrade Private Limited, but it was dissented with a high percentage of votes. Consequently, the resolution for liquidation was approved by the COC.
2. Appointment of Liquidator: The RP was appointed as the Liquidator for the purpose of liquidation, subject to submission of written consent. The COC passed a resolution for the appointment of the RP as the Liquidator, which was duly filed with the Adjudicating Authority.
3. Meeting Liquidation Costs: The COC made estimates of liquidation costs and approved a plan for contributions to meet the shortfall between liquid assets and costs. Additionally, the opening of an escrow account for depositing contributions was approved by the COC.
4. Sale as a Going Concern: The COC examined the possibility of selling Rama Krishna as a going concern during liquidation but decided that since it was not feasible, assets could be sold in parcels or other modes as per regulations.
5. Fees of the Liquidator: The COC considered and fixed the fees payable to the Liquidator during the liquidation process in accordance with the regulations.
6. Compliance and Directions: The Liquidator was directed to strictly comply with the provisions of Chapter III of the Code and Liquidation Process Regulations, 2016. Various directions were given, including the publication of public announcements, filing of reports, and taking possession of the assets of the Corporate Debtor.
7. Further Actions: The Liquidator was directed to publish public announcements, file reports, and take possession of assets. Financial Creditors were not debarred from enforcing personal guarantees. The case was disposed of, and copies of the order were to be supplied to relevant parties.
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