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SC: Closer Examination of RP’s Feasibility if Plan Envisages Use of Asset Owned By Statutory Body - (15 Feb 2024)

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SC while observing that normally resolution plan’s feasibility is best decided by the commercial wisdom of Committee of Creditors, has held that when Resolution Plan (RP) envisions the use of asset/land owned by a statutory body then there has to be a closer examination of the plan's feasibility.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   RESOLUTION PLAN   COMMITTEE OF CREDITORS  

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