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Financial creditors in a class must use the revised Form CA for insolvency claims filed on or after 30 October 2026; claims previously filed in the earlier form need not be resubmitted. Part I applies to creditors other than real estate allottees, while Part II collects allottee, project, unit, payment, claim and possession details. Allottees may indicate a preference for possession, title transfer, refund or other relief, but that preference creates no entitlement or obligation and does not bind the successful resolution applicant. Available relief is governed by the approved resolution plan. Claims may be submitted electronically or physically, as notified in the public announcement.
Financial creditors in a class must use the revised Form CA for insolvency claims filed on or after 30 October 2026; claims previously filed in the earlier form need not be resubmitted. Part I applies to creditors other than real estate allottees, while Part II collects allottee, project, unit, payment, claim and possession details. Allottees may indicate a preference for possession, title transfer, refund or other relief, but that preference creates no entitlement or obligation and does not bind the successful resolution applicant. Available relief is governed by the approved resolution plan. Claims may be submitted electronically or physically, as notified in the public announcement.
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