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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 LawIBC And Defaulted Corporate Bond Market- FPI Paves The Way
Corporate Law

IBC And Defaulted Corporate Bond Market- FPI Paves The Way

Priya Maharishi5 years ago
Corporate LawIBC 2016: Limitation period of section 42 not applicable to Application filed U/s. 60(5)
Corporate Law

IBC 2016: Limitation period of section 42 not applicable to Application filed U/s. 60(5)

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawCondonation Application not required to be filed after SC Order: NCLAT
Corporate Law

Condonation Application not required to be filed after SC Order: NCLAT

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawIBBI bars ‘IIV RVF’ from enrolling any new member for a period of 6 months
Corporate Law

IBBI bars ‘IIV RVF’ from enrolling any new member for a period of 6 months

Editor25 years ago
Company LawNCLAT explains provisions of Section 97 of IBC, 2016
Company Law

NCLAT explains provisions of Section 97 of IBC, 2016

Editor45 years ago
Corporate LawNCLAT Stays Order Initiating CIRP as parties entered Settlement Agreement
Corporate Law

NCLAT Stays Order Initiating CIRP as parties entered Settlement Agreement

Editor65 years ago
Corporate LawRetired Partner has no right under IBC to file claim against Partner or Firm
Corporate Law

Retired Partner has no right under IBC to file claim against Partner or Firm

Editor45 years ago
Corporate LawNCLT/NCLAT should not pass ad hoc orders regarding fee and expenses payable to Resolution Professionals: SC
Corporate Law

NCLT/NCLAT should not pass ad hoc orders regarding fee and expenses payable to Resolution Professionals: SC

Editor25 years ago
Income TaxSection 148 notice cannot be issued after approval of Resolution Plan under IBC 2016
Income Tax

Section 148 notice cannot be issued after approval of Resolution Plan under IBC 2016

Bimal Jain5 years ago
Corporate LawNo recovery of ‘listing fee’ dues as operational debt under IBC
Corporate Law

No recovery of ‘listing fee’ dues as operational debt under IBC

RATHI5 years ago
Corporate LawInsolvency & Restructuring in relation to Corporate Governance
Corporate Law

Insolvency & Restructuring in relation to Corporate Governance

Dhruv Bhalla5 years ago
Corporate LawProposed changes to Corporate Insolvency Resolution & Liquidation Framework
Corporate Law

Proposed changes to Corporate Insolvency Resolution & Liquidation Framework

Editor25 years ago
Corporate LawApplication is acceptable once all conditions prescribed u/s 9(5)(i) of IBC are satisfied
Corporate Law

Application is acceptable once all conditions prescribed u/s 9(5)(i) of IBC are satisfied

POONAM GANDHI5 years ago
Corporate LawSuspension of IBC Sections in Pandemic: An Attempt to Vaccinate the Corporate Debtors
Corporate Law

Suspension of IBC Sections in Pandemic: An Attempt to Vaccinate the Corporate Debtors

Ashok Kumar5 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.