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Insolvency and BankruptcyFebruary 13, 2018Case LawsTri
Insolvency resolution process - The petitioner cannot be forced to buy goods from the respondent-corporate debtor and it has every right to claim the outstanding amount which is overdue. - The respondent cannot raise a voice to say that there was no term fixed for payment for the outstanding amount on the ground that the transactions between the parties continued in the normal course of business since 2012 - Tri
Insolvency resolution process - The petitioner cannot be forced to buy goods from the respondent-corporate debtor and it has every right to claim the outstanding amount which is overdue. - The respondent cannot raise a voice to say that there was no term fixed for payment for the outstanding amount on the ground that the transactions between the parties continued in the normal course of business since 2012 - Tri
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