after that, the Corporate Debtor has issued a Release Order dated 28th June 2018 confirming their liability in respect of their work carried out by the Operational Creditor. It was further mentioned in the said letter that after receipt of the release order only the Operational Creditor had prepared the bill and submitted the same to the Corporate Debtor and that the contentions raised by the Corporate Debtor are devoid of any substance and made a mala fide and dishonest intentions to avoid the legitimate dues due and payable by the Corporate Debtor. It was further stated in the said letter that the Operational Creditor had only charged for a period of 8 days and have not charged for a period of 2 days as mentioned in the reply to the notice and that the representative of the Corporate Debtor had come to the office of the Operational Creditor and confirmed the same. It was further written in the said letter that the Operational Creditor denied that the hoardings were removed on 20th June,2018 as alleged by the Corporate Debtor in its reply to the notice, and that the same were in existence upto 22nd June, 2018 and necessary photographs in that behalf had already been submitted to the Corporate Debtor. It was specifically written in the said letter that the Operational Creditor had not charged any additional amount beyond the period of 8 days as per the Deal. It was further stated in the said letter that the claim of loss amounting of Rs.1,77,000/- is irrelevant and the same has been made to avoid the legitimate dues due and payable to Operational Creditor.
