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Insolvency and BankruptcyNovember 24, 2022Case LawsAT
CIRP - Related party - Appellant being ‘related party’ cannot be part of the CoC - present is not a case where IRP has reviewed its decision - there is no error in the decision of the IRP, changing the category of the Appellant from Financial Creditor to related Financial Creditor. - AT
CIRP - Related party - Appellant being ‘related party’ cannot be part of the CoC - present is not a case where IRP has reviewed its decision - there is no error in the decision of the IRP, changing the category of the Appellant from Financial Creditor to related Financial Creditor. - AT
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