Introduction
Advantages of consolidation
Issues and challenges

Introduction

Introduction
Privatisation of discoms
Insolvency tribunal
Comment

Introduction

Guidelines for CoCs
Amendments relating to process
Swiss challenge

Introduction
Systemic challenges
Other challenges
Suggestions on way forward

Introduction

Introduction
Insolvency resolution
Companies Act 2013
Comment

Introduction

Decision
Comment

Following several civil appeals, the Supreme Court has decided in its final order and judgment dated 13 September 2021 (the judgment) whether a resolution plan that has already been approved by the requisite majority of the committee of creditors (CoC) and that is pending the approval of the adjudicating authority can be modified or withdrawn by a resolution applicant under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 (the Code).

Introduction
What is PPIRP?
PPIRP benefits
Making PPIRP more effective

Introduction

Introduction
IBC in 2021
Comment

Introduction

With the exponential increase in the number of Covid-19 cases in the second wave of the pandemic and the overall economic slowdown, demands are being made for further tweaks the insolvency regime equipped to tide over the crisis.

The impact of COVID-19 is being felt at all levels of the economy and will work its way through bankruptcy courts for years to come. In these early days, many creditors who are themselves suffering are providing assistance to troubled companies. Suppliers and commercial landlords are agreeing to various forms of relief, including modified credit terms and rent relief to allow customers to bridge this period of unprecedented disruption. While these corporate good Samaritans are providing immediate aid they may be subjecting themselves to the risk of future losses.