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INPT/49/1996 of CANBANK FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD vs PALLAV SETH

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The Bombay High Court decided this matter on 5 November 2003. The registry identifies it as CNR HCBM020217591996. It was heard by Justice Retired Judge.

The disposal recorded by the registry is "Adjournment of meeting and scheduling of next hearing". The record refers to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016.

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CourtBombay High Court
Record typeINPT
Case numberCNR HCBM020217591996
Date of decision
Decision year2003
BenchRETIRED JUDGE
PetitionerCANBANK FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD.,
RespondentPALLAV SETH.
DisposalAdjournment of meeting and scheduling of next hearing
ActsInsolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016

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