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    <description>Successful Resolution Applicant paid pre-CIRP electricity dues under protest to Respondent for restoring Corporate Debtor&#039;s electricity connection to revive operations per Resolution Plan. Payment related to Corporate Debtor&#039;s revival and Insolvency Resolution Process, hence refund claim falls u/s 60(5)(c) of IBC. Supreme Court&#039;s decision followed that power distribution company cannot insist on pre-CIRP arrears for restoring electricity. Respondent benefited from non-filing of claim, received higher amount than entitled under Resolution Plan. NCLT had directed restoration of approvals/licenses. Matter pertains to Respondent&#039;s non-compliance and insistence on extinguished pre-CIRP dues, covered u/s 60(5)(c). Impugned order set aside, appeal allowed.</description>
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