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Section 18 Limitation Act Is Applicable To IBC Proceedings, Reiterates Supreme Court

The Supreme Court observed that the provisions of Section 18 of the Limitation Act are applicable to proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.An acknowledgement in a balance sheet wit...

SARFAESI Proceedings Cannot Be Continued Against Corporate Debtor Once CIRP Is Admitted And Moratorium Is Ordered: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court observed that the proceedings under the SARFAESI Act cannot be continued once the CIRP is initiated and the moratorium is ordered.The bench comprising Justices L. Nageswara Rao and B ...

IBC - Moratorium Period Can Be Excluded In Computing Limitation Period In A Suit/Application By Corporate Debtor: Supreme Court

Adjudicating Authority Is Not Bound By The Recommendation Of The Resolution Professional Under Section 99 Of The Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code, 2016 : Karnataka High Court

IBC - Moratorium Applies Only To Corporate Debtor ; Natural Persons Like Its Director Would Continue To Be Liable U/s 138 NI Act : Supreme Court

IBC - Wages/Salaries Of Only Those Workmen/Employees Who Actually Worked During CIRP Are To Be Included In CIRP Costs: Supreme Court

State Authorities, Regulatory Bodies Including Direct & Indirect Tax Departments Cannot Question Resolution Plan: ITAT Dismisses Revenue Department's Appeal

No Conflict Between Section 17B Of The PF Act And IBC, NCLAT Directs Full Payment Of PF

Retired Partner Cannot Initiate Proceedings Under IBC Against Other Partners Or Firm For Retirement Dues: NCLT, Mumbai

Entry In Balance Sheet Amounts To Acknowledgment Of Liability: NCLT Kochi

In IBC Proceedings, Penalty Can Be Imposed Only Under The Code And Not Under The Companies Act: NCLAT

Sessions Judge Or Additional Sessions Judge Not Empowered To Try Offences Under IBC: Bombay High Court

'Co-Operative Society' Is Not A 'Corporate Person' Under IBC To Which The Code Applies: NCLT Mumbai

NCLT Chennai Admits Application Initiating CIRP Against Coastal Energen Pvt. Ltd.

Section 9 IBC- Limitation Does Not Commence When The Debt Becomes Due But Only When A Default Occurs: Supreme Court

IBC- Operational Debt Includes Advance Payment Made To A Corporate Debtor For Supply Of Goods Or Services: Supreme Court

Delhi High Court Issues Notice On Plea Challenging Constitutionality Of S.95 IBC

Principle Of Stare Decisis Applies To NCLT As Well As NCLAT. NCLAT

No Provision To Punish Creditors Filing False Claims Under IBC: Delhi High Court Issues Notice To IBBI, MCA

FICCI & IBBI: Virtual Conference On 5 Years Of Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code