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Section 62 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code limits condonable delay to 15 days beyond the 45-day limitation, rendering the appeal time-barred and dismissed. The appeal filed by the erstwhile management is not maintainable because the Interim/Resolution Professional for the corporate debtor has not come on record, and is therefore dismissed. Third-party intervention applications in a disposed matter are not maintainable and are dismissed for failure to protect interest within prescribed timelines. The Successful Resolution Applicants public refund offer with a specified cut-off entitles home buyers who claimed after 10.10.2024 but before 05.12.2025 only to refunds, not to allotment; all other pending applications are dismissed.
Section 62 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code limits condonable delay to 15 days beyond the 45-day limitation, rendering the appeal time-barred and dismissed. The appeal filed by the erstwhile management is not maintainable because the Interim/Resolution Professional for the corporate debtor has not come on record, and is therefore dismissed. Third-party intervention applications in a disposed matter are not maintainable and are dismissed for failure to protect interest within prescribed timelines. The Successful Resolution Applicants public refund offer with a specified cut-off entitles home buyers who claimed after 10.10.2024 but before 05.12.2025 only to refunds, not to allotment; all other pending applications are dismissed.
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