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

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Company LawDevelopment Rights were covered under definition of “Property” u/s 3(27) of IBC
Company Law

Development Rights were covered under definition of “Property” u/s 3(27) of IBC

RATHI2 years ago
Company LawNo withdrawal of approved resolution plan unless the breach of sec. 30(2) of IBC
Company Law

No withdrawal of approved resolution plan unless the breach of sec. 30(2) of IBC

RATHI2 years ago
Company LawDissenting Financial Creditor was only entitled to Liquidation Value of Secured Interest u/s 30(2)(b) of IBC
Company Law

Dissenting Financial Creditor was only entitled to Liquidation Value of Secured Interest u/s 30(2)(b) of IBC

RATHI2 years ago
Corporate LawCIRP duly initiated u/s. 7 of the Code as provisions of section 10A doesn’t apply: NCLAT Delhi
Corporate Law

CIRP duly initiated u/s. 7 of the Code as provisions of section 10A doesn’t apply: NCLAT Delhi

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Corporate LawIBC prevails over TRAI Act hence penalty imposed by TRAI to be recovered as per scheme of IBC
Corporate Law

IBC prevails over TRAI Act hence penalty imposed by TRAI to be recovered as per scheme of IBC

RATHI2 years ago
Corporate LawResolution plan duly approved as gratuity and provident fund of workers admitted in full: NCLAT Delhi
Corporate Law

Resolution plan duly approved as gratuity and provident fund of workers admitted in full: NCLAT Delhi

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Company LawCoC empowered to decide to liquidate Corporate Debtor before confirmation of resolution plan
Company Law

CoC empowered to decide to liquidate Corporate Debtor before confirmation of resolution plan

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Corporate LawCorporate Debtor forfeited right to file arbitration application post filing of reply to Section 7 of IBC: NCLAT Delhi
Corporate Law

Corporate Debtor forfeited right to file arbitration application post filing of reply to Section 7 of IBC: NCLAT Delhi

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Corporate LawTAAI’s allegations of Anti-Competitive Practices against Dept of Expenditure was dismissed as same did not qualify as an “enterprise”
Corporate Law

TAAI’s allegations of Anti-Competitive Practices against Dept of Expenditure was dismissed as same did not qualify as an “enterprise”

RATHI2 years ago
Company LawCorporate Debtor dissolution u/s 54 of IBC could be sought after complete Liquidation
Company Law

Corporate Debtor dissolution u/s 54 of IBC could be sought after complete Liquidation

RATHI2 years ago
Corporate LawSC laid down legal framework for withdrawal and settlement of claims in CIRP while adjudging Byju’s matters
Corporate Law

SC laid down legal framework for withdrawal and settlement of claims in CIRP while adjudging Byju’s matters

RATHI2 years ago
Corporate LawNon-Obtaining of NOC from Applicant Does Not Ipso Facto Invalidate Security Documents
Corporate Law

Non-Obtaining of NOC from Applicant Does Not Ipso Facto Invalidate Security Documents

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 years ago
Company LawNCLAT Permits Ex-Promoter of NCS Sugars, to Bid as Resolution Applicant
Company Law

NCLAT Permits Ex-Promoter of NCS Sugars, to Bid as Resolution Applicant

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 years ago
Company LawAttempts to exploit insolvency framework to evade legitimate claims: NCLAT imposes Cost
Company Law

Attempts to exploit insolvency framework to evade legitimate claims: NCLAT imposes Cost

CA Sandeep Kanoi2 years ago

Explore the latest NCLAT 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.