According to a regulatory filing on Wednesday, the telecom company Reliance Communications’ sale of a portion of its real estate holdings has received approval from the insolvency tribunal NCLT Mumbai.

An order of the National Company Law Tribunal’s Mumbai bench was attached to the application filed by Reliance Communications (RcOM)’s resolution professional, asking for permission from the NCLT to go ahead and sell some of the company’s unencumbered assets. 

“After submission of the resolution plan for approval by this Tribunal, the Tribunal clarifies that the Applicant/RP can sell assets of the Corporate Debtor under Regulation 29 of the CIRP Regulations,” the NCLT order dated December 7 stated. 

As per the directive, resolution specialists have the right to divest company assets after they submit the resolution plan for tribunal approval.

By Regulation 29 of the CIRP Regulations, “This Tribunal accords its approval to the Applicant to conduct the sale of the corporate debtor’s assets, “the order stated. “The sale proceeds shall be treated as unencumbered assets of the corporate debtor and be distributed during the implementation of the approved resolution plan or in liquidation, as the case may be.”

871.1 square meters of land in Pune; office space in Bhubaneswar; an investment in Champion Properties shares; an investment in Reliance Realty shares; the Chennai Haddow Office of RCom, which consists of land and a building, and an office in Ambattur, Chennai, all have been identified as assets up for sale.