not be a taboo, or looked down upon. On the contrary, we should give an honorable exit or resolution to the problem in letter and spirit of the IBC.” Is there any legislation in indian government to give an honorable exit or resolution to the problem for the business failures
National Company Law Appellate Tribunal(NCLAT)
the committee of creditors (CoC) had no role in
distribution of claims and brought lenders (financial creditors) and vendors (operational creditors) on a par. • Siddhartha said • "This was very unfair and has led to a serious liquidity crunch," he said. • Siddhartha fetched Rs 3,200 crore from the sale of Mindtree shares, but paid only Rs 46 crore out of total Rs 300 crore minimum alternate tax (MAT) payable on the deal • Income Tax Department in January this year when it attached 74.90 lakh shares in Mindtree, of which 22.20 lakh shares belonged to Coffee Day Enterprises and 52.70 lakh belonged to VG Siddhartha • On February 13, Siddhartha received an order under Section 281-B of the Income Tax Act, 1961, provisionally attaching 46,01,869 shares of Coffee Day Enterprises held with Way 2 Wealth Brokers(Investments Consultancy Firm).