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Allahabad HC refuses interim relief to power firms from RBI directions

Banks will have to start resolution process for assets whose deadline is over

IBC, Insolvency law
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Illustration: Ajay Mohanty

Shreya JaiAbhijit LeleSomesh Jha New Delhi | Mumbai
The Allahabad High Court (HC) refused on Monday to provide relief for privately-owned stressed power projects from the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI’s) February 12 order.

The RBI circular directed lenders to undertake insolvency resolution of defaulting companies within a strict timeline. The central bank had ordered banks to identify stress even when repayments were overdue by only a day. Resolution proceedings must be completed in 180 days, a deadline that ended on Monday.

The court has, however, allowed the affected companies to try the legal route for individual grievances. 

Monday’s order sets the clock ticking on 34

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