Sudha Apparels Ltd. (Appellant), owner of a property, leased it to M/s Home Solutions Retail India Ltd. The lessee entity later became Future Retail India Ltd. (Corporate Debtor). The lease agreement allowed termination for two consecutive months of rent default. Alleging non-payment of rent since February 2022, the Appellant issued a rectification notice on March 9, 2023, followed by a termination notice on April 14, 2023. Subsequently, on May 4, 2023, the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) commenced against the Corporate Debtor. The Appellant filed an application (IA No.4147/2023) before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai, seeking vacant and physical possession of the leased property. The NCLT dismissed this application via an order dated
…Sudha Apparels Ltd. (Appellant) is the owner of the ground, first, and second floors of Plot No.5, Block-BG, Action Area-IB, New Town, Rajarhat, Kolkata, leased as 'leased property'.
A lease agreement was executed on September 17, 2008, between the Appellant and M/s Home Solutions Retail India Ltd. for a period of 21 years, allowing termination for default in two consecutive months' rent.
The business of M/s Home Solutions Retail India Ltd. was taken over by M/s Pantaloons Retails India Ltd. (PRIL) around March 16, 2013, which subsequently changed its name to Future Retail India Ltd., and then assigned its leasehold rights to the Corporate Debtor.
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Sudha Apparels Ltd. (Appellant), owner of a property, leased it to M/s Home Solutions Retail India Ltd. The lessee entity later became Future Retail India Ltd. (Corporate Debtor). The lease agreement allowed termination for two consecutive months of rent default. Alleging non-payment of rent since February 2022, the Appellant issued a rectification notice on March 9, 2023, followed by a termination notice on April 14, 2023. Subsequently, on May 4, 2023, the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) commenced against the Corporate Debtor. The Appellant filed an application (IA No.4147/2023) before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai, seeking vacant and physical possession of the leased property. The NCLT dismissed this application via an order dated
…Sudha Apparels Ltd. (Appellant) is the owner of the ground, first, and second floors of Plot No.5, Block-BG, Action Area-IB, New Town, Rajarhat, Kolkata, leased as 'leased property'.
A lease agreement was executed on September 17, 2008, between the Appellant and M/s Home Solutions Retail India Ltd. for a period of 21 years, allowing termination for default in two consecutive months' rent.
The business of M/s Home Solutions Retail India Ltd. was taken over by M/s Pantaloons Retails India Ltd. (PRIL) around March 16, 2013, which subsequently changed its name to Future Retail India Ltd., and then assigned its leasehold rights to the Corporate Debtor.
…A lease agreement was executed between Sudha…
The business of M/s Home Solutions Retail…
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