Intelligence note
Admitted on Bank of India's petition over a default of ₹856.10 Cr. On 23 Apr 2024 the NCLAT took a landlord's property out of the CIRP, reversing the NCLT's order of 05 Oct 2023.
Claims at a glance
Case details
NCLT Mumbai: median 550 days admission → verdict · 34% of concluded matters ended in plan approval (n=1,269, full record) · all benches →
The liquidation order
No Resolution Plan secured CoC approval before CIRP expired on 30 Sep 2023; the CoC decided to liquidate on 26 Oct 2023.
◆ not the RP
Anil Raj Chellan, Member (Technical) · Kuldip Kumar Kareer, Member (Judicial)
What the bench heldThe Tribunal held liquidation mandatory under Section 33(1), as the maximum CIRP period expired and no Resolution Plan was approved by the CoC.
Key dates in the order · 24
E-auction record
Reserves between ₹0.18 L and ₹2.20 Cr across the notices below.
Recent movement
EoI / Form-G detail
Case timeline
Company
Claims filing history
| Creditor class (as IBBI lists it) | Claims | Claimed | Admitted | Admitted % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secured financial creditors | 23 | ₹17,960.69 Cr | ₹17,400.15 Cr | 97% |
| Unsecured financial creditors | 23 | ₹6,155.67 Cr | ₹6,155.30 Cr | 99.9% |
| Operational creditors (Employees) | 29 | ₹129.17 Cr | ₹114.41 Cr | 89% |
| Operational creditors (Government Dues) | 72 | ₹643.89 Cr | ₹200.39 Cr | 31% |
| Operational creditors (other than Workmen, Employees and Government Dues) | 3119 | ₹8,852.91 Cr | ₹8,414.06 Cr | 95% |
| Total | 3266 | ₹33,742.33 Cr | ₹32,284.31 Cr | 96% |
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