Updated On: 10 November, 2024 07:11 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
Liquidation in best interest of creditors, employees and stakeholders, says top court

The Rs 4,783-crore resolution plan was in the works for 3 years, but the first tranche of payments was yet to be made. Representation pic/Getty Images
Hammering in the last nail in the coffin for Jet Airways, the Supreme Court scrapped the Jalan-Fritsch Consortium’s (JFC) resolution plan for revival of the bankrupt Jet Airways, and ordered the liquidation of the grounded airline’s assets. The court found that the liquidation of Jet Airways was in the best interest of
its creditors, employees, and other stakeholders.
“The resolution plan was violated after the consortium failed to infuse even the first tranche of funds within the stipulated timeline, as mandated by the plan. Additionally, the Rs 200 crore previously infused by the Jalan-Fritsch Consortium will be forfeited,” said the SC in its order, which was passed on Thursday and uploaded on Saturday.