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Corporate Law | Transferred Winding-Up Petition Must Proceed as CIRP: Delhi High Court

14 Oct 2026 · 3d agoBy CA Sandeep KanoiSource: TaxGuru

Delhi HC clarifies that winding-up proceedings transferred to NCLT under Section 434 must be treated as CIRP under IBC, not direct liquidation. The post Transferred Winding-Up Petition Must Proceed as CIRP: Delhi High Court appeared first on TaxGuru .

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