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Corporate Law : The Disciplinary Committee found that the Resolution Professional delayed admission of a financial creditor's claim and failed to ...
Corporate Law : The Disciplinary Committee imposed a two-year suspension after finding failures in claim verification, unauthorized financial deci...
IBBI has prescribed a mandatory format for filing complaints under its Grievance and Complaint Handling Procedure Regulations. The circular aims to streamline complaint submissions by requiring detailed disclosures, supporting evidence, and prescribed fee payment.
IBBI has prescribed a standardized format for filing claims arising from orders passed under Section 220(4) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. The circular aims to ensure consistency, transparency, and efficient processing of compensation claims.
IBBI has prescribed standardized forms for registration, information submission, records of default, and dispute reporting by Information Utilities. The circular seeks to ensure consistency, transparency, and reliability in insolvency-related information management.
IBBI has prescribed standardized formats for written consent by Bankruptcy Trustees and proxy appointments by creditors under the Personal Guarantor Bankruptcy Regulations. The circular promotes transparency, consistency, and compliance in bankruptcy proceedings.
IBBI has introduced standardized Forms A, B, and C for insolvency proceedings involving personal guarantors to corporate debtors. The move aims to ensure procedural uniformity, transparency, and efficient administration of claims and creditor meetings.
IBBI has prescribed standardized formats for claims, compliance certificates, public announcements, and other filings under the Voluntary Liquidation Regulations. The circular seeks to improve transparency, consistency, and regulatory compliance in voluntary liquidation proceedings.
IBBI has prescribed standardized formats for key documents used during liquidation proceedings under the amended Liquidation Regulations, 2016. The circular aims to enhance transparency, consistency, and regulatory compliance across the liquidation process.
The IBBI has notified standardized formats for 14 forms under the PPIRP Regulations, 2021. The circular aims to bring consistency, transparency, and procedural uniformity to pre-packaged insolvency resolution processes.
IBBI has notified standardized formats for key CIRP activities, including claims, public announcements, withdrawals, and resolution plans. The circular aims to promote consistency and procedural compliance across insolvency proceedings.
The Tribunal held that for a guarantee payable on demand, limitation begins from the date the guarantee is invoked and not from the NPA date. Since the guarantee was invoked in 2025, the Section 7 petition was held to be within limitation.
