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Start with the threshold. A corporate insolvency petition needs a default of at least one crore rupees. Below that, recovery runs through the MSME Samadhaan route with its compound interest at three times the RBI bank rate, an Order XXXVII summary suit, a Commercial Court claim, or a Section 138 prosecution — and for a registered Rajkot unit Samadhaan is frequently the strongest of these against a much larger buyer.

Where the threshold is met, an operational creditor proceeds under Section 9 after a statutory demand notice, and the decisive question is whether the debtor raised a genuine dispute beforehand. Component supply generates quality rejections and debit notes routinely, and any of those predating the notice will defeat the petition, because the IBC is an insolvency mechanism and not a substitute for a recovery suit.

Admission is severe and that severity is the leverage: a moratorium halts suits and enforcement, the board is displaced in favour of a resolution professional, and the promoter may be barred under Section 29A from bidding for the company. That is why so many admitted matters are withdrawn under Section 12A once the debtor settles. Company and insolvency matters for Rajkot go to the NCLT Ahmedabad Bench, with appeals to the NCLAT in New Delhi.