The proposed Bill promises shorter timelines and streamlined CIRP procedures, enabling homebuyers to recover invested amounts sooner and reduce project delays.
Explains how weak Monitoring Committee structures undermine CIRP implementation and highlights the need for clearer authority and stronger project management to ensure successful post-approval execution.
India is set to adopt a UNCITRAL-based cross-border insolvency framework, enabling faster resolution of multinational cases and boosting investor confidence.
Highlights growing role of personal insolvency as courts and lenders actively enforce guarantees. Emphasizes shift toward accountability and structured recovery under IBC reforms.
Explains how a coordinated insolvency system will improve resolution of interconnected group companies. Key takeaway: The framework prevents value loss by enabling joint planning, common RPs, and integrated asset sales.
Explains how tribunals have elevated avoidance actions, enabling creditors to unlock major value from preferential and fraudulent pre-insolvency transactions. Highlights stricter duties for RPs and rising director liability.
Explains how recent tribunal decisions shaped the rules for selling corporate debtors as going concerns, highlighting compliance, clean-slate protection and process discipline.
Explains how recent Supreme Court and NCLAT rulings now treat valuation as a quasi-judicial process, requiring strict methodology, independence and defensible documentation.
Article explains how Rainbow Papers briefly elevated government dues to secured status and how IBC Amendment Bill, 2025, restores original waterfall priority. The key takeaway is that statutory dues will no longer gain secured status automatically.
This analysis explains how NCLT continues to respect CoC commercial wisdom but now intervenes when procedures, legality, or fairness are compromised. The key takeaway: CoC supremacy stands, but only when due process is airtight.
