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    <description>NCLAT allowed appeal against admission of Section 9 application. Tribunal held that corporate debtor&#039;s reply dated 28.01.2020 to demand notice constituted valid notice of dispute under Section 9(5)(d). Pre-existing disputes existed prior to demand notice issuance, evidenced by correspondence between parties, legal notice dated 01.07.2019, and corporate debtor&#039;s reply dated 21.08.2019. Adjudicating Authority erred in admitting application despite clear pre-existing dispute, contrary to SC precedent in Mobilox Innovations case. Corporate debtor&#039;s defense was not moonshine. Section 9 application admission was improper.</description>
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