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Vedica Procon Private Limited vs Balleshwar Greens Private Limited And ... on 13 August, 2015

I have heard learned counsel for the parties and after the perusal of the record, am of the considered opinion that this application of ARCIL deserves to be allowed because there is no dispute that the land measuring 0.60 acres approximately is a part of a bigger chunk of land and would break the continuity of the land already purchased by the Auction Purchaser. It is also an admitted fact that the land of the company in liquidation has been put to auction three times and at last Auction Purchaser was found who has given 12 of 15 ::: Downloaded on - 06-05-2018 12:05:12 ::: Page 13 of 15 CA-1-2018 IN CP-217-2015 and CA-38-2018 IN CA-1-2018 the reserved price for purchasing the land in question. Additionally, the offer made by the Auction Purchaser has also been accepted by the Court vide its order dated 02.12.2017. The Bidder has failed to point out any defect in the auction procedure adopted by the applicant much less any collusion with the applicant and the Auction Purchaser or any fraud having been played in the auction proceedings. Therefore, the decision relied upon by the Auction Purchaser in the cases of Valji Khimji (Supra), Sadashiv Prasad Singh (Supra) and Vedica Procon Private Limited (Supra) are all squarely applicable to the facts and circumstances of this case and the decision relied upon by the Bidder in the case of M/s Divya Manufacturing C. (P) Ltd. (Supra), altogether on different facts and circumstances, is not applicable because the Bidder had been participating in the auction proceedings and did not offer even the reserved price for purchasing the same and cannot be allowed at present to turn around to say that he would offer more money than the Auction Purchaser.
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Lica (P.) Ltd. (No. 1) vs Official Liquidator And Anr. on 4 January, 1993

He has also referred to another decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Lica (P) Ltd. Vs. Official Liquidator; 2000(6) SCC 79 and the decision of a single bench of this Court, passed in the matter of M/s Oswal Agro Furnace Ltd. (In liquidation) 2004 (2) PLR 1, to contend that the Court should lean towards the recovery of money as much as possible as it would be in the interest of the company in liquidation for making payment to the creditors. He has also submitted that the Bidder has given the offer of almost `10.00 Crores over and above the offer made by the Auction Purchaser 11 of 15 ::: Downloaded on - 06-05-2018 12:05:12 ::: Page 12 of 15 CA-1-2018 IN CP-217-2015 and CA-38-2018 IN CA-1-2018 which would be in the interest of the company in liquidation for the purpose of discharging its debts of the secured creditors etc.
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