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Insolvency and BankruptcyAugust 10, 2023Case LawsSC
Rights of promoters - Failure to fulfill the obligation of construction of flats - the Promoters cannot derive any benefit out of the order of the NCLAT which is a common order in which they were one of the appellants and it is the flat buyers who are really the interested parties who have agreed to settle in the aforesaid terms - any claims or rights of the Promoters which they may seek from the NCLAT order impugned is closed. - SC
Rights of promoters - Failure to fulfill the obligation of construction of flats - the Promoters cannot derive any benefit out of the order of the NCLAT which is a common order in which they were one of the appellants and it is the flat buyers who are really the interested parties who have agreed to settle in the aforesaid terms - any claims or rights of the Promoters which they may seek from the NCLAT order impugned is closed. - SC
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