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SC held that service of demand notice by Operational Creditor to Key Managerial Personnel at Corporate Debtor's registered office constitutes valid statutory notice under Section 8 of IBC. The appeal was allowed, setting aside previous orders and remanding the matter to NCLT for fresh adjudication on merits. The court emphasized that the demand notice explicitly called upon the Corporate Debtor to pay operational debt within ten days, and the issue of contract novation and precise default date requires detailed examination by NCLT through comprehensive evidentiary analysis.
SC held that service of demand notice by Operational Creditor to Key Managerial Personnel at Corporate Debtor's registered office constitutes valid statutory notice under Section 8 of IBC. The appeal was allowed, setting aside previous orders and remanding the matter to NCLT for fresh adjudication on merits. The court emphasized that the demand notice explicitly called upon the Corporate Debtor to pay operational debt within ten days, and the issue of contract novation and precise default date requires detailed examination by NCLT through comprehensive evidentiary analysis.
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