The appeal was filed against the order dated 2022-11-11 passed by the Adjudicating Authority, which admitted a Section 7 application. The appellant filed additional documents, including a letter dated 2023-04-10 from the respondent containing a 'No Dues Certificate,' stating that the entire settlement amount had been received by the respondent.
Mohan Bhandari filed an appeal against Asset Reconstruction Company (India) Ltd. The appeal contested an order dated 2022-11-11 by the Adjudicating Authority, which admitted a Section 7 application. The appellant submitted additional documents, including a 'No Dues Certificate' dated 2023-04-10 issued by the respondent, confirming the receipt of the entire settlement amount. The appellant's counsel argued that the IRP had only made a publication. The appellant undertook to pay the necessary expenses and fees to the IRP after receiving the bill. The existence of a 'No Dues Certificate' is a key fact, suggesting that the debt had been settled, potentially rendering the CIRP unnecessary.
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The appeal was filed against the order dated 2022-11-11 passed by the Adjudicating Authority, which admitted a Section 7 application. The appellant filed additional documents, including a letter dated 2023-04-10 from the respondent containing a 'No Dues Certificate,' stating that the entire settlement amount had been received by the respondent.
Mohan Bhandari filed an appeal against Asset Reconstruction Company (India) Ltd. The appeal contested an order dated 2022-11-11 by the Adjudicating Authority, which admitted a Section 7 application. The appellant submitted additional documents, including a 'No Dues Certificate' dated 2023-04-10 issued by the respondent, confirming the receipt of the entire settlement amount. The appellant's counsel argued that the IRP had only made a publication. The appellant undertook to pay the necessary expenses and fees to the IRP after receiving the bill. The existence of a 'No Dues Certificate' is a key fact, suggesting that the debt had been settled, potentially rendering the CIRP unnecessary.
The Adjudicating Authority passed an order…
The Respondent issued a 'No Dues Certificate'…