The case involves an application filed by the Resolution Professional (RP) seeking modification of an interim order issued by the Adjudicating Authority (AA) on 20.05.2020. The RP contends that the interim order inadvertently recognized banking transactions conducted by the erstwhile management on 18.04.2020, which are deemed illegitimate and devoid of authority during the ongoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP). The RP argues that the suspended board of directors should reimburse the amounts transferred from the Corporate Debtor's (CD) bank account and spent on raw materials during the CIRP period, as they lacked the authority to undertake such transactions. The RP also highlights the transfer of funds from the CD's bank accounts to its associate
…The Resolution Professional (RP) filed an application seeking modification of an interim order issued by the Adjudicating Authority (AA) on 20.05.2020. The RP argued that the interim order inadvertently recognized banking transactions performed by the erstwhile management on 18.04.2020, which the RP deemed illegitimate during the ongoing CIRP. The RP claimed that the suspended board of directors should repay Rs. 32.50 lakhs transferred from the CD's bank account and Rs. 3.29 lakhs spent on raw materials. The RP also highlighted the transfer of Rs. 35.79 lakhs from the CD's bank accounts to JSVM Plywood Industries Limited, an associate company, through unauthorized internet banking, which the RP had blocked since the CIRP's initiation. The RP contended that the order
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The case involves an application filed by the Resolution Professional (RP) seeking modification of an interim order issued by the Adjudicating Authority (AA) on 20.05.2020. The RP contends that the interim order inadvertently recognized banking transactions conducted by the erstwhile management on 18.04.2020, which are deemed illegitimate and devoid of authority during the ongoing Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP). The RP argues that the suspended board of directors should reimburse the amounts transferred from the Corporate Debtor's (CD) bank account and spent on raw materials during the CIRP period, as they lacked the authority to undertake such transactions. The RP also highlights the transfer of funds from the CD's bank accounts to its associate
…The Resolution Professional (RP) filed an application seeking modification of an interim order issued by the Adjudicating Authority (AA) on 20.05.2020. The RP argued that the interim order inadvertently recognized banking transactions performed by the erstwhile management on 18.04.2020, which the RP deemed illegitimate during the ongoing CIRP. The RP claimed that the suspended board of directors should repay Rs. 32.50 lakhs transferred from the CD's bank account and Rs. 3.29 lakhs spent on raw materials. The RP also highlighted the transfer of Rs. 35.79 lakhs from the CD's bank accounts to JSVM Plywood Industries Limited, an associate company, through unauthorized internet banking, which the RP had blocked since the CIRP's initiation. The RP contended that the order
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