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Insolvency and Bankruptcy

CIRP proceedings - NCLT admitted the application - dispute was...

NCLT Begins Corporate Insolvency Process Despite Debtor's Dispute Claims; Acknowledges Debt via WhatsApp, Emails u/s 9.

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Insolvency and Bankruptcy July 26, 2022 Case Laws AT
CIRP proceedings - NCLT admitted the application - dispute was existing or not - There is no quarrel with the law laid down by this Tribunal that the electronic evidence i.e. email or even whatsapp can also be looked into in order to find out the fact about an existing dispute between the parties which can be used as a shield by the corporate debtor to avoid the attack of the operational creditor with the filing of an application under Section 9 of the Code but in the present case, operational creditor has been shown in the books of accounts of the corporate debtor as sundry creditor and had admitted the debt even in the whatsapp chat but has selectively referred to the chat regarding defect in the supplied goods and raised this issue when the application under Section 9 was filed - AT

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