Tribunals and CommissionsDivision Bench(2021) 12 NCLT CK 0064

Kumar Construction and Properties Limited Vs

National Company Law Tribunal · Decided on 22 December 2021

HON’BLE JUDGES
Kishore Vemulapalli, Member (J) · Rajesh Sharma, Member J
RESULT
Disposed Of
CASE NUMBER
Company Appeal No. 404 Of 2021

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1.

This CA has been filed by the Applicant Companies for modifications in the admission order of the scheme matter in CP(CAA)/102/MB/2021, dated 26.11.2021.

2.

The Applicant Company-wise details of the Secured and Unsecured Creditors as submitted in the CA are as under:

A. Kumar Construction and Properties Private Limited:

Secured Creditors

Sr.

No.

Particulars

Outstanding

Amount as on 27th May 2020

Meeting Details

Remarks

1

Corporation Bank

3,53,37,787

Yes

Voted in favour of the resolution

2

HDFC Ltd.

5,94,78,220

No

The  said  loan  has  been  repaid  as on date

3

HDFC Bank (Vehicle)

53,06,306

No

The  said  loan  is  a  Vehicle  Loan and  thus  the  Sanction  letter  does not  mention  any  requirement  of

prior approval for the Scheme

4

Bajaj Housing Finance

63,29,65,065

No

The Other Covenants of the Loan Sanction      Letter      covers      the following:

"The Borrower shall not without prior approval   in   writing   formulate   ay scheme           of           amalgamation/ reconstitution"

The   notice   of   the   meeting   was served on 5th March 2021.

Further,  the  said  loan  is  towards Pacific Mall held by the Demerged Company  and  forms  part  of  the Remaining   Undertaking.      Thus, the   rights   of   the   Creditor   will remain unaffected and continue as

it is in the existing company.

Total

73,30,87,378

Unsecured Creditors

Sr.

No.

Particulars

No.       of Creditors

Outstanding Amount  as  on 27th May 2020

No.  of  Creditors Attending        the Meeting

Creditors Attending     the Meeting       (in

Value)

1

Total Unsecured

Debt

1,630

7,53,18,80,575

5

4,86,66,76,118

B. Kumar Agro Products Private Limited:

Secured Creditors

Sr.

No.

Particulars

Outstanding Amount as on

27th May 2020

Meeting Details

Remarks

1

Piramal Enterprises

Limited

3,07,14,63,149

Yes

Voted    in    favour    of    the

resolution

2

ASK Realty Fund

66,03,14,144

No

The  Company  has  already signed  the  Exit  Agreement and the Loan will be repaid

by December 2021

3

HDFC Ltd.

56,69,10,472

No

The said Loan is taken on a Lease   Rental   Discounting model      on      the      rental received       towards        the School     building.          No impact  on  the  outstanding loan   on   account   of   the

proposed demerger.

4

HDFC Bank Ltd.

4,34,784

No

The  said  loan  is  a  Vehicle Loan    and    the    Sanction letter does not mention any requirements       of       prior

approval for the Scheme.

Total

4,29,91,22,548

Unsecured Creditors

Sr.

No.

Particulars

No.       of Creditors

Outstanding Amount  as  on 27th May 2020

No.  of  Creditors Attending       the Meeting

Creditors Attending      the

Meeting          (in Value)

1

Total Unsecured Debt

289

92,71,86,421

3

8,48,43,760

C. Kumar Properties and Promoters Private Limited:

Secured Creditors

Sr.

No.

Particulars

Outstanding   Amount as on 27th May 2020

Meeting Details

Remarks

1

ICICI Bank

1,66,449

No

The said loan is a Vehicle Loan   and   the   Sanction letter   does   not   mention any  requirement  of  prior

approval for the Scheme

2

Piramal

Finance Ltd.

67,12,35,395

Yes

Voted   in   favour   of   the

resolution

Total

67,14,01,846

Unsecured Creditors

Sr.

No.

Particulars

No.       of Creditors

Outstanding Amount  as  on 27th May 2020

No.  of  Creditors Attending       the Meeting

Creditors Attending    the Meeting

(in Value)

1

Total Unsecured

Debt

294

48,90,57,829

8

39,77,40,282

3.

From the perusal of the details submitted in the CA by the Applicant Companies, it is observed that the Applicant Companies have complied with the conditions of holding meetings of Secured Creditors and Unsecured Creditors as per the first motion orders. However, in the case of Applicant Company No.1, the majority secured creditor i.e. Bajaj Housing Finance having an outstanding of Rs.63,29,65,065/- in the total secured creditors of Rs.73,30,87,378/- has a specific covenant of the Loan Sanction Letter as under:

"The Borrower shall not without prior approval in writing formulate any scheme of amalgamation/reconstitution".

4.

The Applicant Company No. 1 will ensure that the consent of the secured Financial Creditor is obtained before the final stage hearing of the Scheme.

5.

With the above directions, CA-404/MB/2021 is partially allowed and disposed of.