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Short notes on judgments and amendments under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, written for clients and practitioners.
A resolution plan must satisfy distinct requirements at every stage of the resolution process. This note examines, in sequence, each ground on which a plan, or the person proposing it, may fail under the Code as amended in 2026.
Read the noteThe Supreme Court has upheld Sections 95 to 100 of the Code. This note sets out what that means for lenders and for guarantors.
Read the noteAllottees in real estate projects are financial creditors with a voice on the Committee of Creditors. This note covers the threshold for initiating CIRP and what associations should do early.
Read the noteOnce debt and default are established, admission follows. This note traces how the Supreme Court has read the word “may” in Section 7(5).
Read the noteThese notes are for general information on the law as stated in the decisions cited, and are not legal advice on any specific matter.
