#IBC 2016
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Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Ownership v. Economic Interest: Why excluding Spectrum Rights fails test of Value Maximization for Creditors
Company Law
Company Law
Spectrum allocated to Telecom Service Providers cannot be subjected to proceedings under IBC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBBI Suspends Insolvency Professional for Six Months for Accepting CIRP Without Valid AFA
Company Law
Company Law
Contract Termination not triggered by insolvency is not barred by moratorium u/s. 14 of IBC: NCLAT Delhi
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBBI Cancels Valuer Registration After Loss of RVO Membership
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBBI proposes strengthening CoC’s oversight & procedural clarity under CIRP Regulations
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Towards Doctrinal Coherence: Recognition of Lien as a Security Interest under IBC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Public Authority Not Liable to Provide Information Outside Its Domain: IBBI RTI Authority
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
RTI Appeal Dismissed as Insolvency Claim Data Already in Public Domain
Company Law
Company Law
Threshold criteria applies only at the time of filing section 7 application under IBC
Company Law
Company Law
NCLAT Declines Interference in Liquidation Over Time-Barred Tax Claim
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NCLAT Delhi Dismisses Plea to Revive CIRP After Corporate Debtor Clears Part IV Dues
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NCLAT Delhi Rejected Resolution Plan Due to Inadequate Valuation & Missing Asset Details
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
RTI on Insolvency Proceedings Dismissed as Regulator Not Required to Create Records
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.
