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    NCLAT sets aside insolvency proceedings against Polycab over Rs 2.78 crore dues

    NCLAT overturned the insolvency proceedings against Polycab India Limited, which originated from a claim by Asier Metals. The tribunal found unresolved disputes regarding payments and alleged operational dues amounting to Rs 2.78 crore. NCLAT noted that effective communication existed between the two parties detailing ongoing disagreements over credit notes and charges. Additionally, Polycab disputed the creditor's demand, indicating significant unresolved financial matters.

    NCLAT revives Walchandnagar Industries' insolvency plea against Swaraj India Agro on SC direction

    The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal restored an appeal from Walchandnagar Industries against Swaraj India Agro. This restoration followed a Supreme Court order canceling a previous dismissal of Walchandnagar's insolvency petition. The NCLAT issued a notice directing Swaraj India to respond within four weeks. The dispute involves operational debts related to a sugar plant project initiated in 2013. The NCLT earlier dismissed both companies' petitions citing pre-existing disputes.

    NCLAT issues notices to lenders on Subhash Chandra’s plea against NCLT order

    NCLAT has issued notices to lenders on Essel Group chairman Subhash Chandra’s plea challenging an NCLT order that constituted a five-member bench in his personal insolvency case.

    NCLAT issues notice to creditors on Subhash Chandra's Plea; sets next hearing for Oct 29-30

    The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal will hear Subhash Chandra's appeal regarding his personal insolvency on specific dates. Chandra challenges a previous NCLT ruling that limits his ability to dispose of assets. Creditors opposing his appeal have been instructed to submit their replies within one week. A separate petition concerning a disputed settlement amount has been combined with Chandra's appeal.

    NCLAT dismisses Affle 3i's plea against insolvency of Talent Unlimited Online Services

    NCLAT has dismissed an appeal by Affle 3i Ltd concerning insolvency proceedings against Talent Unlimited Online Services Pvt Ltd. The dismissal means that Affle 3i can file a new allegation of fraudulent initiation of the insolvency process. The NCLT had already initiated corporate insolvency resolution proceedings based on a Section 7 application. Affle 3i argued that the proceedings were initiated fraudulently, but NCLAT found no substantial evidence.

    Subhash Chandra moves NCLAT, challenges NCLT 5-member bench order against alienation of assets

    Subhash Chandra has approached the NCLAT challenging a five-member NCLT bench order that stayed a third member’s decision approving his Rs 6.5 crore repayment plan against liabilities of around Rs 22,000 crore and restrained him from alienating assets. The NCLAT has asked Chandra’s counsel to serve copies on creditors and implead them, listing the matter for September 29.

    The Economic Times
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