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Order Passed Under Sec 7
                                                                           By Hon’ble NCLT Mumbai Bench

                                     IN THE NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL
                                                     MUMBAI  BENCH

                                             C.P. (I.B.) No. 69/7/NCLT/MAH/2017

                                                   Decided On: 21.04.2017


                                         Applicant: Urban Infrastructure Trustee Ltd.
                                                             VS
                                  Respondent: Neelkanth Township and Construction Pvt. Ltd.




               Judges/Coram:
               Hon'ble Sh. BSV Prakash Kumar,  Member (J)

               Counsels:
               For Appellant/Petitioner/Plaintiff: Mr. Arif Doctor, Ms. Nirali Chopra, Learned Advocates

               For Respondents/Defendant: Ms. Chaitrika Patki, Learned Advocate


                                                          ORDER


               Hon'ble Sh. BSV Prakash Kumar, Member (J)


               1. This Bench having pronounced the order of admission in the open court after hearing this Application;
               the reasons for passing such order are as follows.


               2.  The  financial  creditor  filed  this  CP  against  the  corporate  debtor,  viz.  Neelkanth  Township  and
               Construction  Pvt.  Ltd  to  initiate  Corporate  Insolvency  Resolution  Process  u/s  7  of  Insolvency  and

               Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (I&BC) stating that the corporate debtor defaulted in redeeming the debenture
               certificates  issued  by  the  corporate  debtor  on  26.12.2007,  13.2.2008  and  30.3.2009  on  the  dates  of
               maturity mentioned in the debenture certificates issued by the corporate debtor.


               3. It is pertinent to mention that this financial creditor had filed CP 21/I&BP/2017 seeking the relief as
               sought now, but whereas this Bench, by looking at the variation between the claim amount and default

               amount, dismissed that application with an observation that application was filed showing claim amount
               as Rs. 226,16,79,437 basing on the record and information disclosing default for repayment of principal

               amount of 251crores. While dismissing the above application, this Bench gave liberty to the financial
               creditor to file fresh application restricting its claim to 251crores to which record is available showing the
               corporate debtor defaulted in redeeming the debentures as agreed.




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