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Revival of company appeal by Financial Creditor - Order of setting aside of CIRP - The application by Akasa Finance Ltd. cites the dishonour of 12 post-dated cheques tendered by the Corporate Debtor as grounds for the recall of the order. - The NCLAT considers the sequence of events, including the dishonour of cheques and the attempts by the Corporate Debtor to delay proceedings. It finds that the Financial Creditor has a valid reason to revive the appeal and recalls the previous order accordingly.
Revival of company appeal by Financial Creditor - Order of setting aside of CIRP - The application by Akasa Finance Ltd. cites the dishonour of 12 post-dated cheques tendered by the Corporate Debtor as grounds for the recall of the order. - The NCLAT considers the sequence of events, including the dishonour of cheques and the attempts by the Corporate Debtor to delay proceedings. It finds that the Financial Creditor has a valid reason to revive the appeal and recalls the previous order accordingly.
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