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Subhash Chandra insolvency: Why are creditors set to recover only ₹6.5 crore against ₹22,006 crore claims?
The Hindu — National✓
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Subhash Chandra’s insolvency case involves a claim of about ₹22,006 crore from creditors, but the court has approved a recovery of only ₹6.5 crore. The shortfall stems from a ₹170‑crore loan to Vivek Infracon Private Limited that was personally guaranteed by Chandra and is being pursued by Indiabulls Housing Finance. The decision highlights the limited assets available to satisfy the massive liabilities.
WHY IT MATTERS
It shows how large corporate debt disputes can result in minimal recoveries for creditors, affecting confidence in the insolvency process.
The case concerns proceedings by Indiabulls Housing Finance over a ₹170-crore loan given to Vivek Infracon Private Limited, for which Mr. Chandra had provided a personal guarantee
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