2019 (8) TMI 1493

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....the Corporate Debtor on the ground the Corporate Debtor defaulted in paying Rs. 6,85,327 as on 09.04.2018. 2. On perusal of this Company Petition, it appears that this Operational Creditor has given its property on rent to the Corporate Debtor, since the Corporate Debtor failed to pay the rentals to the Operational Creditor, the Operational Creditor has filed this case for initiation of CIRP against the Corporate Debtor. The debt remained outstanding against the Corporate Debtor towards the rentals is as follows: Date Amount 07.03.2017 Rs. 47,925 07.04.2017 Rs. 47,925 07.05.2017 Rs. 47,925 07.06.2017 Rs. 47,925 07.07.2017 Rs. 47,925 07.08.2017 Rs. 47,925 07.09.2017 Rs. 47,925 07.10.2017 ....

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.... +919841013363 4. Thereafter, when there is no reply to the email sent by the Operational Creditor, this Operational Creditor has sent Section 8 notice dated 22.05.2018 to the Corporate Debtor demanding payment of arrears of rent for the Corporate Debtor has not paid nor even given reply to the Section 8 notice, therefore this Operational Creditor has filed this case. 5. On hearing the submissions of either side, since it is apparent on record that the Corporate Debtor availed services of the Operational Creditor by using their land and not paying rent as agreed between them, we are of the view that this Operational Creditor has proved the existence of debt and default and the Corporate Debtor has not raised any dispute betwee....