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Insolvency and BankruptcyDecember 22, 2021Case LawsAT
Right to apply under Section 9 of IBC - Regulatory Dues versus Operational Debt’ - failure to pay requisite Annual Listing fees (“ALF”) on or before the 30th day of April, every year. - Period of limitation - Listing Fees comes under the ambit of ‘Regulatory dues’ which SEBI is entitled to recover. The Respondent being an entitly registered under SEBI, is under an obligation to follow the Regulations prescribed by SEBI for recovery of its dues. The dues so said are not ‘Operational Dues’ but ‘Regulatory Dues’. The Insolvency Law Committee suggests that Regulatory Dues are not to be recovered under ‘Operational Debt’. - No interference is required - AT
Right to apply under Section 9 of IBC - Regulatory Dues versus Operational Debt’ - failure to pay requisite Annual Listing fees (“ALF”) on or before the 30th day of April, every year. - Period of limitation - Listing Fees comes under the ambit of ‘Regulatory dues’ which SEBI is entitled to recover. The Respondent being an entitly registered under SEBI, is under an obligation to follow the Regulations prescribed by SEBI for recovery of its dues. The dues so said are not ‘Operational Dues’ but ‘Regulatory Dues’. The Insolvency Law Committee suggests that Regulatory Dues are not to be recovered under ‘Operational Debt’. - No interference is required - AT
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