The case involves a final report filed by the Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) before relinquishing his charge. A resolution was passed by the Committee of Creditors (COC) on July 13, 2019, to appoint Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Arora as the Resolution Professional (RP). However, the RP's consent and certificate of registration with the IBBI are not on record.
A final report was filed by the IRP before relinquishing charge. The COC passed a resolution on July 13, 2019, to appoint Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Arora as RP. The consent of the nominated RP is not on record, nor is his certificate of registration with the IBBI. The Union Bank of India, the Financial Creditor in the COC, was notified to be present in court on August 5, 2019. The key fact is the missing consent and registration of the appointed RP, which is crucial for the validity of the appointment under the IBC.
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The case involves a final report filed by the Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) before relinquishing his charge. A resolution was passed by the Committee of Creditors (COC) on July 13, 2019, to appoint Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Arora as the Resolution Professional (RP). However, the RP's consent and certificate of registration with the IBBI are not on record.
A final report was filed by the IRP before relinquishing charge. The COC passed a resolution on July 13, 2019, to appoint Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Arora as RP. The consent of the nominated RP is not on record, nor is his certificate of registration with the IBBI. The Union Bank of India, the Financial Creditor in the COC, was notified to be present in court on August 5, 2019. The key fact is the missing consent and registration of the appointed RP, which is crucial for the validity of the appointment under the IBC.
A resolution was passed…
Hearing befo…
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