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NCLAT: Assignee’s Name Absent in Balance Sheets Doesn’t Negate Applicability of Limitation Act - (06 May 2025)

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NCLAT New Delhi bench has held that absence of assignee’s name to whom debt was assigned, from the balance sheets does not negate the applicability of Section 18 of the Limitation Act, 1963.

Tags : NCLAT NEW DELHI   BALANCE SHEETS   SECTION 18  

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