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Latest IBC 2016 judgments, orders, IBC developments, insolvency and corporate law updates with practical legal analysis on TaxGuru.

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Corporate LawDefault of payment of settlement agreement is not an Operational debt
Corporate Law

Default of payment of settlement agreement is not an Operational debt

RAJENDRA M THAKKAR (RAVASIA) AND SONS PRIVATE LIMITED4 years ago
Corporate LawIBBI (Engagement of Research Associates & Consultants) (Amendment) Regulations, 2022
Corporate Law

IBBI (Engagement of Research Associates & Consultants) (Amendment) Regulations, 2022

Editor64 years ago
Corporate LawIBC, 2016: Authorized Representative – A discussion
Corporate Law

IBC, 2016: Authorized Representative – A discussion

Subramanian Natarajan4 years ago
Corporate LawIBBI suspends registration of IP for a period of two years
Corporate Law

IBBI suspends registration of IP for a period of two years

Editor64 years ago
Corporate LawProceedings under SARFAESI cannot be continued once CIRP is initiated
Corporate Law

Proceedings under SARFAESI cannot be continued once CIRP is initiated

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Income TaxOnce insolvency petition is admitted, moratorium effect is to be given to pending suits or proceedings as per section 14
Income Tax

Once insolvency petition is admitted, moratorium effect is to be given to pending suits or proceedings as per section 14

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago
Corporate LawCommittee of Creditors cannot consider another Fresh Resolution Plan once a Resolution Plan Approved
Corporate Law

Committee of Creditors cannot consider another Fresh Resolution Plan once a Resolution Plan Approved

FCS Deepak P. Singh4 years ago
Corporate LawNature of resolution plan under IBC 2016: A Contract or An instrument with statutory force?
Corporate Law

Nature of resolution plan under IBC 2016: A Contract or An instrument with statutory force?

Abhyudaya yadav4 years ago
Corporate LawIRP imposes penalty of 25 percent of fee on IRP
Corporate Law

IRP imposes penalty of 25 percent of fee on IRP

Editor44 years ago
Corporate LawFixation of salary of MD’ is not within the domain of IBC: NCLAT
Corporate Law

Fixation of salary of MD’ is not within the domain of IBC: NCLAT

Editor44 years ago
Corporate LawIBBI rescinds 7 circulars
Corporate Law

IBBI rescinds 7 circulars

Editor44 years ago
Excise DutySOP for NCLT cases of IBC 2016
Excise Duty

SOP for NCLT cases of IBC 2016

Editor24 years ago
Corporate LawWhether a Lesssor Would be a Financial Creditor or Operational Creditor Under IBC Laws: SC
Corporate Law

Whether a Lesssor Would be a Financial Creditor or Operational Creditor Under IBC Laws: SC

FCS Deepak P. Singh4 years ago
Corporate LawSection 60(6) intends exclusion of moratorium period in respect of corporate debtor
Corporate Law

Section 60(6) intends exclusion of moratorium period in respect of corporate debtor

POONAM GANDHI4 years ago

Explore the latest IBC 2016 judgments, orders and legal developments on TaxGuru. Coverage includes the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, CIRP, liquidation, resolution plans, creditor and debtor rights, Companies Act issues and related appellate developments. The page is designed to help insolvency professionals, companies, lenders and advisers follow significant rulings and their practical corporate-law implications.