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A personal guarantor remained liable where he had signed the...

Personal guarantor liability upheld despite no separate guarantee deed, and the belated duress plea and report objection failed.

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IBC July 1, 2026 Case Laws AT
A personal guarantor remained liable where he had signed the loan sanction letter as guarantor and executed the guarantee documents, and the debt, default and NPA status were undisputed; a separate deed of guarantee was not necessary, so the challenge to the maintainability of the personal guarantor proceedings failed. The belated plea of duress was rejected because the documents were not timely disputed and the objection arose only after default and insolvency steps began. On the Section 99 issue, the resolution professional's report was held to be recommendatory, so its absence before admission did not invalidate the proceedings where the foundational facts were already established. Admission of the application was upheld.

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