The new board of Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services Limited (IL&FS) hopes to complete the resolution process within six to nine months, the company said in a release.
"The audit committee is thinking of a special audit on past management’s action. New board was unable to validate if due process was followed for asset sale by dismissed management," Shorey told NCLT.
"IL&FS Financial Services had outstanding loans to group companies beyond permissible limit and money was circulated among group companies to avoid regulatory radar,” he said.
The new board has taken austerity measures, which include taking control over payments of Rs 1 crore or above.
Next hearing of this matter is on December 3. The court has asked the new board to include all 346 subsidiaries as part of the resolution plan within the next 15 days.
For the full progress report prepared by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs-appointed IL&FS new board, click here.
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