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Homebuyers voting as a class through their authorised...

Class voting, veil piercing and exclusion of penal dues shaped recovery under resolution plans for stalled projects.

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IBC May 6, 2026 Case Laws SC
Homebuyers voting as a class through their authorised representative bound all class members, so individual dissenters could not unsettle a resolution plan that had already been validly approved and finally rejected in earlier challenge. The Court also held that the corporate veil could be lifted in CIRP where wholly owned or controlled subsidiaries functioned only as fronts for the holding company's integrated project activity; the leased project assets were therefore not outside the insolvency process. GNIDA was held disentitled to recover penal interest, penal charges and time-extension penalties because of its own delay and inaction, but it remained entitled to recalculated principal dues only, payable by the successful resolution applicants without interest during the payment period.

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