Author Default Change your cover photoUpload Change your cover photoUpload Change your cover photo Author Default All about Indian Insolvency Laws. This user account status is Approved About About Posts Posts Comments Comments Principles required for proving the validity and execution of a Will – Supreme Court 2 weeks ago in: Case Brief, News no comments Recruitment in India International Arbitration Centre (IIAC) for various post 4 weeks ago in: Uncategorized no comments India extends support to SCO Member Countries to enhance legal and judicial capabilities 4 weeks ago in: News no comments When application for approval of Resolution Plan is yet to be filed, a better offer received from any Prospective Resolution Applicant(PRA) constitutes a changed circumstance, as such the CoC should be allowed to give a fair chance and level playing field to all other PRAs to enhance their Resolution Plans 4 weeks ago in: Case Brief, Insolvency no comments Probationers of Indian Corporate Law Service call on the President 4 weeks ago in: Uncategorized no comments Can a Creditor initiate CIRP against a Builder on default by Home Buyer in Home Loan Repayment 1 month ago in: Insolvency no comments An influx of Special Purpose Acquisition Companies in India – By Tanveen Kaur 1 year ago in: Companies Act 2013, M&A, Uncategorized no comments Cross Border Insolvency and Its Challenges – By Rani Jha 1 year ago in: Insolvency no comments International Arbitration : Need for International Arbitration – By Kratika Kushwah 1 year ago in: Arbitration no comments Payment of EPF Dues is a Prerequisite to the Validity of a Resolution Plan – By Chidambaram Ramesh 2 years ago in: Insolvency no comments load more posts
Analysis of Duomatic Principle & Its Role in Ease of doing business – By Manik Tanwar & Abhishek Gautam
Exploring Section 138 of the Negotiable Instrument Act: Unveiling the Dynamics of Time-Barred Debt in Relation to Legally Enforceable Obligations – By Shivam Agrawal and Harshal Chhabra
When application for approval of Resolution Plan is yet to be filed, a better offer received from any Prospective Resolution Applicant(PRA) constitutes a changed circumstance, as such the CoC should be allowed to give a fair chance and level playing field to all other PRAs to enhance their Resolution Plans
Project wise Resolution Plan: A new key to Resolution in Real Estate Insolvency – By Shubham Saini and Dhawal Desai
