It said the committee of creditors (CoC) had erred initially by endorsing RPPL's plan and rejecting UltraTech's plan on the ground that it was submitted late. The NCLAT has said that both — RPPL and UltraTech — had submitted their plans on February 12, 2018 and subsequently RPPL had revised its plan on March 7 and UltraTech on March 8, much before the CoC voting date of March 14. However, while the CoC accepted the revised offer of RPPL it did not do so in case of UltraTech. Wednesday's order comes after on July 2 the Supreme Court had asked the NCLAT to decide all issues related to Binani Cement's insolvency case, including the eligibility criteria of UltraTech Cement to file a revised bid. It had also transferred all the cases from the National Company Law Tribunal, Kolkata, to the NCLAT. The apex court had directed the appellate tribunal to decide the case on day-to-day basis and pronounce its judgement as soon as possible.