NCLT dismisses Canara Bank's petition against GTL Infrastructure.
NCLT Mumbai dismissed Canara Bank's petition against GTL Infrastructure after the company settled all dues and disputes with the bank following an OTS sanction.
The resolution of the dispute removes uncertainty and potential financial strain, but the overall impact on the company's operations is likely to be limited.
The dismissal of the petition indicates a positive resolution of the dispute with Canara Bank.
* NCLT Mumbai dismissed Canara Bank's petition against GTL Infrastructure. * The petition was withdrawn after GTL Infrastructure settled all dues and disputes with Canara Bank, following an OTS sanction. * The company had informed about the OTS sanction from Canara Bank on September 25, 2025, and confirmed the settlement of all dues. * NCLT's order, dated November 27, 2025, was uploaded on its website on December 9, 2025.
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