In this case, the settlement proposal was with the condition that on approval of the same, liability of CD, Promoter and Guarantors shall stand extinguished, meaning thereby that the Bank has to release the personal guarantees of Promoter and Guarantors. Hon’ble NCLAT held that: (i) The decision, which was taken with 100% vote share to reject the settlement proposal of the Appellant, can in no manner be held to be arbitrary. (ii) When the settlement proposal, which was submitted by the Appellant, which came to be considered by the CoC and was rejected, it is not open for the Appellant, after the approval of Resolution Plan of the SRA and after rejection of settlement proposal of the Appellant by CoC, to sent emails increasing his offer from earlier submitted settlement proposal.