The Operational Creditor, Deepak Kalananad Jha, a sole proprietor dealing in cosmetics and general items, supplied products to the Corporate Debtor, Dhruv Wellness Limited, a listed company, based on a purchase order dated 15.03.2019. The purchase order stipulated the supply of various products at fixed price ranges and unidentified products at a price of 15-20% less than the MRP (excluding GST), with immediate payment upon delivery. The Operational Creditor supplied products worth Rs. 5,81,22,064/-, evidenced by 36 invoices and delivery challans. However, the Corporate Debtor remitted only Rs. 1,72,40,148/-. Despite accepting the delivered products and invoices, the Corporate Debtor failed to remit full payment, breaching the terms of the purchase order. The

The Operational Creditor, Deepak Kalananad Jha, a sole proprietor dealing in cosmetics and general items, supplied products to the Corporate Debtor, Dhruv Wellness Limited, a listed company, based on a purchase order dated 15.03.2019. The purchase order stipulated the supply of various products at fixed price ranges and unidentified products at a price of 15-20% less than the MRP (excluding GST), with immediate payment upon delivery. The Operational Creditor supplied products worth Rs. 5,81,22,064/-, evidenced by 36 invoices and delivery challans. However, the Corporate Debtor remitted only Rs. 1,72,40,148/-. Despite accepting the delivered products and invoices, the Corporate Debtor failed to remit full payment, breaching the terms of the purchase order. The