Alternate statutory remedy governs GST assessment challenge, with statutory appeal preserved and limitation objection barred for the permitted filing ...
Insolvency and BankruptcyApril 20, 2021Case LawsAT
Initiation of CIRP - the ‘Lease’ in the instant case, is a ‘Financial Lease’ and comes to an irresistible conclusion that there is ‘Financial Debt’ as per section 5(8) of the Code, 2016 and the default being committed by the First Respondent/Corporate Debtor in terms of the ingredients of section 3(12) of the Code, 2016. Further, that the ‘debt’ in question as per section 3(11) of the Code, 2016 cannot be termed as an ‘Operational Debt’ as per section 5(21) of the Code, 2016 - AT
Initiation of CIRP - the ‘Lease’ in the instant case, is a ‘Financial Lease’ and comes to an irresistible conclusion that there is ‘Financial Debt’ as per section 5(8) of the Code, 2016 and the default being committed by the First Respondent/Corporate Debtor in terms of the ingredients of section 3(12) of the Code, 2016. Further, that the ‘debt’ in question as per section 3(11) of the Code, 2016 cannot be termed as an ‘Operational Debt’ as per section 5(21) of the Code, 2016 - AT
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