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Shapoorji Pallonji Finance Private Limited Vs Rekha Singh (NCLT Jaipur) Facts- The Company Petition No. (IB)- 27/95/JPR/2021 has been filed by Shapoorji Pallonji Finance Private Limited, the Financial Creditor, under Section 95 of IBC, 2016 to initiate insolvency resolution process in the case of Shri Ajay Singh (Personal Guarantor / Applicant) under Section 60 & […]
Babulal Vardharji Gurjar Vs Veer Gurjar Aluminium Industries Pvt. Ltd. & anr. (Supreme Court), Appeal Number : Civil Appeal No. 6347 of 2019, Date of Judgement/Order : 14/08/2020 Limitation Period Is 3 Years Even If Default Fall Before Enactment Of IBC,2016 The Apex Court held that :- Limitation period for initiation of CIRP is 3 […]
Maharasthra Seamless Ltd. vs. Padmanabhan Venkatesh (Supreme Court) Supreme Court Rule That The liquidation value of assets can be higher than the bid under the corporate insolvency resolution process. The Supreme Court in a significant judgment concerning provisions of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016 made it clear that it is not necessary that […]
Satyanarayan Bankatlal Malu Vs IBBI (Bombay High Court) It can be noticed that under Section 435 of the Companies Act, Special Court, comprising of Sessions Judge or Additional Sessions Judge, was in place since 2013 and it retained its jurisdiction to try the offences under the Companies Act. Amendment of 2017, for the first time brought […]
Ravi Iron Ltd. Vs Jia Lal Kishori Lal (NCLAT Delhi) When the Application under Section 9 of the IBC Code comes with date of default and no other reasons given in the Application or any details for extension of limitation, we see no ground to hold that Application was well within time. The submission of […]
Bank of Baroda Vs Divya Jalan (NCLT Kolkata) When a section 95 application is filed the assets of the Personal Guarantor is hit by moratorium and if we put the legal heirs of the deceased Personal Guarantor into the shoes of the Personal Guarantor then their personal assets will also get automatically hit by moratorium, […]
IBBI observes that the offences alleged in the criminal proceedings are in relation to the professional conduct of a valuer- section 120B of the IPC relating to criminal conspiracy, section 420 of the IPC relating to cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property, section 467 of the IPC relating to forgery of valuable security, will, […]
NCLT Order accepting IBA Application for want of Jurisdiction post-amendment to Section 4 was quashed in the light of amendment to section 4 wherein Part II of the IBC could apply only to matters relating to insolvency and liquidation of corporate debtors, where the minimum amount of default was Rs.1 Crore.
Shri Ravi Mital took charge as Chairperson of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India in New Delhi today. A 1986 batch Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of Bihar cadre, Shri Ravi Mital holds degrees of B.E. in Mechanical Engineering and M.Phil. in Environmental Science.
The DC notes that the submission of Mr. Goel that he had incurred various expenses for the travel and stay of CoC members but not in the capacity as members of CoC but rather as ‘secured lenders of CD who wanted to visit premises of CD’ which is part of the ordinary course of business. […]
