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The Consortium of M/s. SKM Steels Limited and Shri. Shankar Sevia Pawar vs Shri. Khitiz Gupta Discharged Resolution Professional for Consolidated CIRP of M/s. Aditya Vidyut Appliances Limited and M/s. Aditya Fabrication Limited (2024) at NCLT-Mumbai Bench

Court: NCLT-Mumbai Bench
Case type: Interlocutory Application(IBC)(IBC)
Year: 2024

The Consortium of M/s. SKM Steels Limited and Shri. Shankar Sevia Pawar vs Shri. Khitiz Gupta Discharged Resolution Professional for Consolidated CIRP of M/s. Aditya Vidyut Appliances Limited and M/s. Aditya Fabrication Limited is a Interlocutory Application(IBC)(IBC) connected with NCLT-Mumbai Bench. This public overview records the court, jurisdiction, year, and case reference so people can identify the matter before using CaseDocker for authenticated tracking and collaboration.

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The matter is associated with NCLT-Mumbai Bench. Its public reference is 2bca305dbafa, and the available year information is 2024.

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