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Chetankumar Jayantilal Sandesara

A three-member NCLAT bench observed that its order on August 28 is "conditional" as debt-ridden Sterling Biotech may "revert back to liquidation" and judgement would "stand reversed" if clean money is not paid within the period.

ED needs to be satisfied over dues payments made by Sterling promoters: NCLAT

NCLAT also said the promoters will have to settle their case with the creditors within a specified period.

06 Sep 2019 6:11 PM


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