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Acquiescence, homebuyer protection and clean-slate resolution principles prevent landowners from disrupting an integrated project through late termination.
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In a composite real estate project undergoing corporate insolvency resolution, prolonged acquiescence to sanctioned layouts, approvals and creation of homebuyers' rights may prevent landowners from later isolating their parcel from the project and resolution asset pool. A contractual termination right may be treated as waived where it was not invoked within the stipulated period, an express non-termination clause applied, and the parties' conduct supported continuation of the integrated project; unilateral termination therefore could not defeat the resolution process or prejudice homebuyers. The notes further state that moratorium and approval of a resolution plan extinguish pre-CIRP claims, disputes and liabilities not preserved in the plan, preventing revival of contractual proceedings or status quo orders against the corporate debtor.
In a composite real estate project undergoing corporate insolvency resolution, prolonged acquiescence to sanctioned layouts, approvals and creation of homebuyers' rights may prevent landowners from later isolating their parcel from the project and resolution asset pool. A contractual termination right may be treated as waived where it was not invoked within the stipulated period, an express non-termination clause applied, and the parties' conduct supported continuation of the integrated project; unilateral termination therefore could not defeat the resolution process or prejudice homebuyers. The notes further state that moratorium and approval of a resolution plan extinguish pre-CIRP claims, disputes and liabilities not preserved in the plan, preventing revival of contractual proceedings or status quo orders against the corporate debtor.
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