#IBC 2016
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Company Law
Company Law
Contempt Jurisdiction vests with NCLT u/s 425 of Companies Act and not with High Court
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
RERA Proceedings Not a Bar: CIRP Allowed Due to Persistent Default & Non-Completion of Project
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBBI cancels Valuer Registration for Losing Mandatory RVO Membership
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Chennai Dismissed Income Tax Appeal Due to Ongoing Insolvency Proceedings
Company Law
Company Law
Look Out Circular quashed as till date no cognizable case initiated: Calcutta HC
Company Law
Company Law
NCLAT Chennai Rejected EPFO Claim Due to 953-Day Delay before liquidator
Company Law
Company Law
NCLT Holds CGST Superintendent Guilty of Contempt for Non-Refund of Amount Recovered During Moratorium
Company Law
Company Law
Writ jurisdiction under Article 226 not exercised in absence of any perversity: Delhi HC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
CIRP Not a Ground to Demand Documents During CBI Investigation: Delhi HC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBC Section 7: SC Holds CIRP Admission Mandatory Once Debt & Default Proved; Society Intervention Denied
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Resolution Plan Not Implemented: Forfeited Amounts Are Not CIRP Costs – NCLT Mumbai
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBBI Barred Appeal Withdrawal in Valuer Disciplinary Case Due to Public Interest
Company Law
Company Law
No bar on asset transfer in CIRP even if there was unregistered ‘Agreement to Sell’: NCLAT Delhi
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NI Act & IBC: Liability for Cheque Dishonour Amidst Insolvency Proceedings
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.
