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Limitation for Operational Creditors under Section 9 of the IBC: Invoices, Part Payments and Acknowledgments
Suppliers often allow invoices to remain unpaid for years in the hope of preserving a commercial relationship. When they eventually turn to Section 9 of the Insolvency and Bankrupt
Section 10A of the IBC and COVID-Period Defaults: The NCLAT Decision in the Sporta Technologies Appeal
Section 10A of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”) was a pandemic-era measure with a permanent effect: defaults that arose during the protected window can
CIRP Timelines, Aircraft Lessors and Liquidation: What the Go First Proceedings Show about Airline Insolvency
An airline in insolvency raises problems that the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”) was not originally designed for: the most valuable assets are leased, the
Do Promoters and Suspended Directors Have Locus Standi to Intervene in CIRP Applications?
Once a company is admitted into a corporate insolvency resolution process (“CIRP”) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”), the board’s
How Tribunals Decide What Qualifies as Financial Debt under the IBC: Deposits, Guarantees and Assured Returns
Two creditors may be owed identical sums by the same company and yet occupy entirely different positions in its insolvency: one sits on the committee of creditors and votes on the
Unsecured Creditors under the IBC: What Rights They Actually Have
An unsecured creditor holds no charge over the debtor’s assets. When the debtor enters insolvency, the position of an unsecured creditor under the IBC depends on two things:
Related Parties and Resolution Plans: Can a Related-Party Creditor Claim Equal Treatment?
Group companies routinely lend to one another. When one of them enters a corporate insolvency resolution process (“CIRP”) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016
Set-Off Under IBC: What the Supreme Court Decided in Bharti Airtel v. Vijaykumar V. Iyer
Two companies that deal with each other in both directions often settle on a net basis. If one of them enters a corporate insolvency resolution process (“CIRP”), the ot
Claims Filed Long After CoC Approval: The NCLAT’s Approach to Late Claims During CIRP in the D.S. Kulkarni Proceedings
A resolution plan is priced on the claims placed before the committee of creditors (“CoC”). Late claims in CIRP, particularly those raised long after the CoC has approv
Does a Dissenting Secured Creditor Get the Value of Its Security under the IBC? The Unresolved Question and the 2026 Answer
Secured lenders do not all hold the same security. One may have an exclusive first charge over a valuable asset, while another may have a residual charge over the same estate. When
