Can a CoC member be asked to contribute towards CIRP cost?
By Arvind Mangla The question is whether CoC member(s) is/are required to or can be forced to, provide interim finance...
Views
‘It is time NCLT imposes heavy costs on petitioners filing frivolous cases to delay resolution process’
Tarun Gulati Senior Supreme Court lawyer Tarun Gulati, who is also an active practitioner in the insolvency and bankruptcy space,...
Corporate insolvency and the need for an interim moratorium in India
By Anupam Verma and Jay Kothari The Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (Code) has sought to introduce a self-sufficient code to...
Sale of legal entity as an asset during liquidation process: A step towards value maximization
By Megha Mittal Value maximization of assets of the corporate debtor is one of the primary objectives of the Insolvency...
“Bid should become null and void if insolvency process is not completed 6 mnths after approval of resolution plan”
Mayur Ghule, Managing Director, RPMG Investment The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has provided many Private Equity Funds an opportunity...
Making a strong case for liquidation sales at undisclosed reserve prices
By Megha Mittal As per Regulation 39 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (Liquidation Process) Regulations, 2016 (Liquidation...
Let the vacuum left by suspension of IBC be filled by Mediation
By Sanjeev Ahuja Mediation is also often described as "assisted and without prejudice negotiation” and rightly so. The process is...
A creditor’s perspective of disputed claims in insolvency proceedings
By Arvind Mangla Time and again, treatment of disputed claims in Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) had attracted divergent views. ...