Supreme Court Dismisses Builder's Plea To Confine Insolvency Process To Single Real Estate Project
Live LawThe Supreme Court recently dismissed an appeal seeking to confine Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process of Spaze Towers Pvt. Ltd. was initiated based on a Section 7 application filed by financial creditors in a class, comprising 26 real-estate allottees of the Spaze Arrow project. The appellant filed an application on November 8, 2024, seeking modification of the NCLAT's interim order to limit the CIRP to the Spaze Arrow project alone. NCLAT's Observations and Ruling The NCLAT noted that the claims filed during the CIRP extended beyond the Spaze Arrow project and encompassed several other projects developed by the corporate debtor. Rejecting the application, the NCLAT refused to confine the CIRP to a single project, given the multi-project nature of the corporate debtor's operations and the broad scope of claims filed by financial creditors.