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    <description>NCLAT permitted correction of the nomenclature of the pending application from &quot;Review&quot; to &quot;Recall,&quot; noting that the body already treated it as a recall application, and found no necessity to restrain NCLT from proceeding with the creditor&#039;s Section 7 IBC application. On the substantive prayer to recall and set aside NCLAT&#039;s earlier order (and thereby restore NCLT&#039;s dismissal of the Section 7 application), NCLAT held that the applicant was impermissibly seeking a re-appreciation of its judgment in the guise of recall, particularly after having approached the SC and not pressing the appeal. The recall application was dismissed.</description>
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