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Order Passed Under Sec 7
                                                                              Hon’ble NCLT Principal Bench

               2.      Sometimes  in  the  history  of  a  nation  evolutionary  processes  are  perfected  so  as  to  usher  in

               financial  stability  by  striking  at  the  elements  of  uncertainty.  To  achieve  the  object  Insolvency  and
               Bankruptcy  Code,  2016  has  been  enacted  (for  brevity  'IBC').  The  problems  of  ever  increasing  Non-
               performing assets is attempted to be resolved in a time bound manner for maximisation of value of assets,

               inter alia, in respect of Corporate persons and also to promote entrepreneurship, availability of credit and
               balancing the interests of, and alteration in, the order of priority of Government dues.


               3.      Taking advantage of the IBC, the present petition has been filed by the State Bank of India under
               Section 7 thereof in the matter of Bhushan Steel Limited (for brevity 'the Financial Debtor') with a prayer

               to  initiate  Corporate  Insolvency  Resolution  Process.  The  Financial  Debtor  has  its  registered  office  at
               Bhushan Centre, Ground Floor, Hyatt Regency Complex, Bhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi. The petitioner
               has  also  proposed  the  name  of  Interim  Resolution  Professional  Mr.  Vijay  Kumar  V.  Iyer  (IBBI/IPA-

               001/IP-P00261/2017-18/10490).  He  has  also  filed  a  declaration  stating  that  he  was  eligible  to  be
               appointed as Interim Resolution Professional in respect of the Financial Debtor in accordance with the
               provisions of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Insolvency Resolution Process for Corporate

               persons) Regulations, 2016. The petition was filed on 03.07.2017 and the pleadings have been completed.

               4.      Facts  which  are  material  to  the  controversy  raised  may  first  be  noticed.  According  to  the

               particulars  of  the  debt  disclosed  in  part  IV  of  Form-1  prescribed  under  sub-rule  1  of  Rule  4  of  the
               Insolvency and Bankruptcy (Application to Adjudicating Authority) Rules, 2016 the total amount of debt
               granted to the Corporate Debtor is 9227,15,79,856 (Rupees Nine Thousand Two Hundred and Twenty

               Seven Crores Fifteen Lakhs Seventy Nine Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Six Only) as Indian Rupee
               Loan  and  US$  527,434,877  (United  States  Dollars  Five  Hundred  and  Twenty  Seven  Million  Four

               Hundred and Thirty Four Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy Seven Only) as Foreign Currency Loan. The
               details  of  the  amount  disbursed  have  been  furnished  in  Annexure  P/6.  A  perusal  of  the  aforesaid
               document would show the date and amount of disbursement alongwith the account number of the State

               Bank of India and other Banks merged with it in pursuance of the gazette notification dated 22.02.2017
               w.e.f. 01.04.2017. The details of disbursement as given in Annexure P/6 are as under:-


                                              "DETAILS OF DISBURSEMENT

                                     MASTER FACILITY AGREEMENT OF RS. 1000 CRORE

                                             GRANTED BY STATE BANK OF INDIA

                                                    Account No. - 32904061641






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