#IBC 2016
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Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBBI Suspends IP for Two Years for Filing Lapses and Valuation Errors
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
RTI Act Grants Access to Records, Not Obligations to Compile Non-Existent Information
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Clarifications on Valuer Registration & employment grievance Beyond RTI Scope
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Rejection of belated claim by liquidator to be challenged u/s. 42 of IBC and not by invoking provisions of section 60(5)
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Mismanagement of Asset Possession & Procedural Lapses: IBBI Suspends IP
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Customs duty appeals not maintainable after resolution plan approval by NCLT
Company Law
Company Law
Profit-Sharing Disputes Not Operational Debt Under IBC: NCLAT Delhi
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBBI Defers Action Against Insolvency Professional in Related Party CoC Dispute
Income Tax
Income Tax
Income Tax dues prior to resolution plan’s approval date are extinguished: ITAT Delhi
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Non-response to notice u/s. 8 doesn’t debar Corporate Debtor to contest application u/s. 9
Company Law
Company Law
Hypothecated Assets Can’t Be claimed through retrospective journal entries to Evade Insolvency proceedings
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBBI Penalizes IP for Not Filing Revised Creditor List with Adjudicating Authority
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
IBBI suspends IP for six months due to regulatory violations in a liquidation case
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Individual Bankrupts Denied Right to Self-Discharge – IBC Section 138(1): NCLT Delhi
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.
