Independent Director is to file a confidential report on the
state of affairs of the company.
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2. Considering the fact there was no application ... appointment of an Independent Director or requiring him to file a
confidential report as to the state of affairs of company, including allegations
made
Informants).
17. Thereafter, the DG had submitted the Investigation Report (confidential
as well as non-confidential versions) on 12.01.2023 along with case records and
after
Informants).
17. Thereafter, the DG had submitted the Investigation Report (confidential
as well as non-confidential versions) on 12.01.2023 along with case records and
after
Section 57
of the Act, does not qualify for grant of confidential treatment.
313.The Secretary is directed to forward certified copy of the
present ... Judicial Member. According to learned senior counsel
since after receipt of the report of the DG a judicial approach was
to be adopted
provide copy of valuation report
to the suspended board of the corporate debtor initially, it was because valuation
reports constituted confidential documents which ... ground that as per CIRP Regulation 35(2) such
valuation reports constituted confidential documents which is required to be
presented only to CoC members
submitted responses both to confidential and non-
confidential versions. On 16.03.2022, the DG after concluding its
investigation submitted a report of confidential and non-confidential ... dated 16.03.2022 was
submitted by the DG, both confidential and non-confidential version of
Investigation Report. The Reports were forwarded to the Appellant
Respondent No. 7 had
circulated the 'valuation reports' of the Corporate
Debtor, which includes confidential information, to
Company Appeal ... must be kept as an extremely confidential
document and 'any leakage' of such information of
the Report would lead to adverse consequences.
Considering
Respondent No. 7 had
circulated the 'valuation reports' of the Corporate
Debtor, which includes confidential information, to
Company Appeal ... must be kept as an extremely confidential
document and 'any leakage' of such information of
the Report would lead to adverse consequences.
Considering
Respondent No. 7 had
circulated the 'valuation reports' of the Corporate
Debtor, which includes confidential information, to
Company Appeal ... must be kept as an extremely confidential
document and 'any leakage' of such information of
the Report would lead to adverse consequences.
Considering
Respondent No. 7 had
circulated the 'valuation reports' of the Corporate
Debtor, which includes confidential information, to
Company Appeal ... must be kept as an extremely confidential
document and 'any leakage' of such information of
the Report would lead to adverse consequences.
Considering
