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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY IN ITS INSOLVENCY JURISDICTION
OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE'S REPORT NO. 29 OF 2015 IN
NOTICE OF MOTION NO. 22 OF 2015 IN INSOLVENCY PETITION NO. 11 OF 2013
RE : Parag V. Vora & Anr. … Insolvents
Ex-parte :
Ashok Mohansing Bajaj
.. Petitioning Creditor
Ms.Kavita S. Lalwani for petitioning creditor.
Mr.U.S.Borade for insolvent nos.1 and 2.
Smt. U.A.Srivastava, Dy. O.L. present.
CORAM : K.R.SHRIRAM, J. DATE : 1ST DECEMBER 2015.
P.C. :
I have considered the official assignees' report dated 6.11.2015. For the reasons mentioned therein and as the counsel for the substituted petitioning creditor also has no objection, the report is disposed of in terms of prayer clauses (a), (b), (c) and (d).
( K.R.SHRIRAM, J. )
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Shraddha Talekar PA
Ashok Mohansing Bajaj
Parag V. Vora
Parag V. Vora & Another
K.R.Shriram
As recorded by the court registry
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