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MCA Notice

How to Submit Claims for Vidhya Sagar Farms and Plantation Limited

Document
Notice
Dated
02 Sep 2026
Effective
2026-09-02

This page was written by Patron Accounting’s AI from the official release and reviewed before publishing. It explains the document in plain language. It is not the document itself. Where this page and the original differ, the original governs.

In short

This Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) notice is a formal call for creditors and workers to report money owed by Vidhya Sagar Farms and Plantation Limited. It exists because the company is currently in liquidation, a process where a company closes and sells assets to pay debts.

What has changed

How it worked before

Previously, there was no active public request for these specific claims regarding this company's liquidation process. Creditors and employees had not been formally invited to submit their proof of debt in this specific legal proceeding.

What has changed

The liquidator has now officially opened the window for you to prove that the company owes you money. You must provide evidence of your claim so that the liquidator can verify the amount and include it in the repayment process.

Who this affects

This affects anyone who is owed money by Vidhya Sagar Farms and Plantation Limited, including former employees, suppliers, or lenders. If you provided goods, services, or labor that remains unpaid, you are considered a creditor or workman creditor.

What you should do

You must gather all documents that prove the company owes you money, such as unpaid invoices, employment contracts, or salary slips. Send these proofs to the liquidator as instructed in the official notice to ensure your claim is considered during the asset distribution.

The original document

Issued byMCA
DocumentNotice
Full titleClaim Notice "Advertisement of Notice to Creditors, Including Workmen Creditors, to Prove Their Claims" of M/s. Vidhya Sagar Farms and Plantation Limited (In-Liqn.), Company Petition No. 11/1999.
Issued on02 September 2026
Effective2026-09-02

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Does this notice apply to me?

It applies to you if you are a former employee or a business that provided goods or services to Vidhya Sagar Farms and Plantation Limited and were never paid. If you have no outstanding financial claims against this company, you do not need to take any action.

What happens if I do nothing?

If you do not submit your proof of claim, the liquidator will not know you are owed money. This means you will likely miss out on receiving any payment from the company's remaining assets.

What documents do I need to submit?

You should submit any legal proof of the debt, such as signed contracts, unpaid bills, or bank records showing the money is still owed. These documents serve as evidence for the liquidator to verify your claim.

Is there a deadline for submitting my claim?

The notice requires you to submit your claims to the liquidator to be processed. You should review the full notice document linked here to find the specific submission requirements and timelines provided by the liquidator.