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Company Law
Company Law
Trust is included in definition of ‘person’ hence can be a ‘resolution applicant’
Fema / RBI
Fema / RBI
Reporting to CICs – Report Cases admitted with NCLT/NCLAT under IBC 2016 – RBI
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Financial creditors insolvency application maintainable for “interest alone” even if principal amount is not due
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Disputes Pertaining to Contractual Issues not to be Resolved in Section 9 IBC Proceedings
Company Law
Company Law
147 Days delay in filing Appeal was condoned on basis of equity
Company Law
Company Law
Operational Creditors can be classified for deciding manner of distribution of money by CoC
Company Law
Company Law
Scheme of amalgamation allowed as net worth of transferor and transferee company is highly positive
Company Law
Company Law
Appeal u/s 7 of IBC becomes infructuous as recommendation to liquidate company is already pending
Company Law
Company Law
Section 96(1)(b) of I & B Code doesn’t contemplate stay to any future liability
Company Law
Company Law
No Prohibition for appearance in representing different Company, in separate proceedings u/s 7 IBC: NCLAT
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Default during Section 10A Period cannot be clubbed to Meet Threshold Requirement under IBC, 2016
Company Law
Company Law
Change in COC Composition will not affect costs & fees ratified by earlier CoC
Company Law
Company Law
Condonation cannot be granted under Section 61 of IBC as limitation period is 30 days which is extendable to 45 days
Company Law
Company Law
Advance payment is covered within the definition of Operational Debt
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