The case involves an application filed by Shivpriya Infrastructure Private Limited, the successful auction purchaser of the property of a corporate debtor (Anil Technoplus Limited) in liquidation, seeking directions against the State Tax Officer-(2) to remove the attachment on the property. The corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) was initiated against Anil Technoplus Limited following an application under Section 9 of the Code by an Operational Creditor. The CoC resolved for liquidation as there was no response after the publication of Eol. The applicant participated in the online public auction and was declared the highest bidder. However, the State Tax Department had attached the property of the corporate debtor for past outstanding statutory dues.
An Operational Creditor initiated Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) against M/s Anil Technoplus Limited, which was admitted on 2018-02-14. Mr. Shah Dhavalkumar Kamleshkumar was appointed as Interim Resolution Professional. The CoC resolved for liquidation on 2018-10-16. IA 493 of 2018 filed by the resolution professional for the liquidation of the corporate debtor was allowed on 2019-08-22, and Mr. B. S. Rajput was appointed as the liquidator. IA 172 of 2021 was filed by the State Tax Officer (2) seeking direction against the liquidator for considering the unpaid dues of the State Tax Officer (2) as secured dues, which was disposed of on 2021-09-13, stating that the dues of the State Government are to be treated as operational debts and Section 238 of IBC
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The case involves an application filed by Shivpriya Infrastructure Private Limited, the successful auction purchaser of the property of a corporate debtor (Anil Technoplus Limited) in liquidation, seeking directions against the State Tax Officer-(2) to remove the attachment on the property. The corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) was initiated against Anil Technoplus Limited following an application under Section 9 of the Code by an Operational Creditor. The CoC resolved for liquidation as there was no response after the publication of Eol. The applicant participated in the online public auction and was declared the highest bidder. However, the State Tax Department had attached the property of the corporate debtor for past outstanding statutory dues.
An Operational Creditor initiated Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) against M/s Anil Technoplus Limited, which was admitted on 2018-02-14. Mr. Shah Dhavalkumar Kamleshkumar was appointed as Interim Resolution Professional. The CoC resolved for liquidation on 2018-10-16. IA 493 of 2018 filed by the resolution professional for the liquidation of the corporate debtor was allowed on 2019-08-22, and Mr. B. S. Rajput was appointed as the liquidator. IA 172 of 2021 was filed by the State Tax Officer (2) seeking direction against the liquidator for considering the unpaid dues of the State Tax Officer (2) as secured dues, which was disposed of on 2021-09-13, stating that the dues of the State Government are to be treated as operational debts and Section 238 of IBC
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CoC resolved for…