The case involves an application filed by ManpowerGroup Services India Private Limited (operational creditor) under Section 9 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, against Euphoria Technologies Private Limited (corporate debtor). The operational creditor claimed that the corporate debtor defaulted on payments for contractual staffing and permanent recruitment services provided under two agreements. The corporate debtor allegedly failed to pay outstanding dues despite multiple invoices and a notarized undertaking acknowledging the debt.
ManpowerGroup Services India Private Limited (operational creditor) provided contractual staffing and permanent recruitment services to Euphoria Technologies Private Limited (corporate debtor) under two agreements dated 29.09.2017 and 01.03.2017. The corporate debtor was obligated to pay for these services within forty-five and thirty days, respectively. The operational creditor raised invoices totaling Rs. 2,38,53,674/-, which were allegedly accepted by the corporate debtor. The corporate debtor remitted Rs. 1,18,92,305/-, leaving an unpaid debt of Rs. 1,49,45,837/-, including a principal amount of Rs. 1,19,59,123/- and interest at 12% per annum. The corporate debtor executed a notarized undertaking on 12.09.2018, acknowledging a liability of Rs. 1,13,02,538/- and
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The case involves an application filed by ManpowerGroup Services India Private Limited (operational creditor) under Section 9 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, against Euphoria Technologies Private Limited (corporate debtor). The operational creditor claimed that the corporate debtor defaulted on payments for contractual staffing and permanent recruitment services provided under two agreements. The corporate debtor allegedly failed to pay outstanding dues despite multiple invoices and a notarized undertaking acknowledging the debt.
ManpowerGroup Services India Private Limited (operational creditor) provided contractual staffing and permanent recruitment services to Euphoria Technologies Private Limited (corporate debtor) under two agreements dated 29.09.2017 and 01.03.2017. The corporate debtor was obligated to pay for these services within forty-five and thirty days, respectively. The operational creditor raised invoices totaling Rs. 2,38,53,674/-, which were allegedly accepted by the corporate debtor. The corporate debtor remitted Rs. 1,18,92,305/-, leaving an unpaid debt of Rs. 1,49,45,837/-, including a principal amount of Rs. 1,19,59,123/- and interest at 12% per annum. The corporate debtor executed a notarized undertaking on 12.09.2018, acknowledging a liability of Rs. 1,13,02,538/- and
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