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Insolvency and BankruptcyDecember 27, 2021Case LawsTri
Rejection of claim of wages - Section 40(2) of I&B Code - Some of the Appellants failed to provide any proof of having been appointed in service of employment of the Corporate Debtor and that the benefit accruing to the Appellants shall be subject to documents available on record with the Respondent unless otherwise proven with sufficient evidence that the Appellants were in employment of Corporate Debtor and that the Appellants without properly responding to the communication addressed to them, have now come with the above appeals. This cannot be accepted. - Tri
Rejection of claim of wages - Section 40(2) of I&B Code - Some of the Appellants failed to provide any proof of having been appointed in service of employment of the Corporate Debtor and that the benefit accruing to the Appellants shall be subject to documents available on record with the Respondent unless otherwise proven with sufficient evidence that the Appellants were in employment of Corporate Debtor and that the Appellants without properly responding to the communication addressed to them, have now come with the above appeals. This cannot be accepted. - Tri
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