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    <description>A section 9 insolvency application is not barred by a claimed dispute unless the dispute existed before the demand notice or invoice was received and is supported by contemporaneous material. Here, the alleged defects in goods, return of stock, and accounting adjustments were unsupported by prior correspondence, complaint, debit note, rejection memo, or matching laboratory evidence. Later mediation and civil proceedings did not amount to pre-existing disputes, and post-notice part-payments further indicated unpaid operational debt and default. The section 9 application was therefore admitted, the CIRP initiation was sustained, and the appeal failed.</description>
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