The case involves a petition under Section 9 of the IBC. The IRP filed a report stating that after publication in newspapers, no other claims were received, making the petitioner the sole creditor. The management of the Corporate Debtor was taken over by the IRP, who reported that the company is solvent, functional, and making good progress. The claim of the Operational Creditor has been satisfied.
The case was initiated under Section 9 of the IBC. The Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) filed a report after a public announcement in newspapers, stating that no other claims were received against the Corporate Debtor, M/s Toll Global Forwarding India Pvt. Ltd. This made M/s Sarash Exports Services Pvt. Ltd. the sole Operational Creditor. The IRP took over the management of the Corporate Debtor and reported that the company was solvent, functional, and making good progress. The Operational Creditor's claim was confirmed to be satisfied by Mr. Anuj Mirdha, the counsel for the Operational Creditor/Petitioner. Since no other claimants existed and the Operational Creditor's claim was fully satisfied, the IRP submitted that the steps for resolving the claim were
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The case involves a petition under Section 9 of the IBC. The IRP filed a report stating that after publication in newspapers, no other claims were received, making the petitioner the sole creditor. The management of the Corporate Debtor was taken over by the IRP, who reported that the company is solvent, functional, and making good progress. The claim of the Operational Creditor has been satisfied.
The case was initiated under Section 9 of the IBC. The Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) filed a report after a public announcement in newspapers, stating that no other claims were received against the Corporate Debtor, M/s Toll Global Forwarding India Pvt. Ltd. This made M/s Sarash Exports Services Pvt. Ltd. the sole Operational Creditor. The IRP took over the management of the Corporate Debtor and reported that the company was solvent, functional, and making good progress. The Operational Creditor's claim was confirmed to be satisfied by Mr. Anuj Mirdha, the counsel for the Operational Creditor/Petitioner. Since no other claimants existed and the Operational Creditor's claim was fully satisfied, the IRP submitted that the steps for resolving the claim were
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