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Supreme Court Uses Special Powers, Allows Company to Withdraw from NCLT - (28 Jul 2017)

Supreme Court has used special powers to allow a company to withdraw from insolvency proceedings after both parties, the borrower and the creditor, arrived at a mutual settlement on the loan.

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