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NCLT, Kolkata: Corporate Debtor Cannot Be Sent Into Liquidation - (08 Apr 2022)

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National Company Law Tribunal, Kolkata has observed that just because the liquidation value is being projected higher than the value of the resolution plan, the Corporate Debtor cannot be sent into liquidation for this reason alone.

Tags : NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL   LIQUIDATION VALUE   RESOLUTION PLAN   CORPORATE DEBTOR   LIQUIDATION  

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