IBC Insights January 2026 – Monthly Newsletter for Insolvency Matters
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Read More ››Introduction The insolvency legal landscape regarding the sacrosanct nature of timelines under the IBC1 has always been a topic of altercation. One of the fundamental jurisdictional questions is whether the NCLT2 can wield its discretionary power to condone delays in filing an appeal against a liquidator’s decision. Such a question becomes even more pertinent in light of the unprecedented extensions […]
Read More ››Introduction The Supreme Court of India, in its recent significant judgement in China Development Bank v. Doha Bank Q.P.S.C. & Ors1, meticulously dissects the nature of financial debt, particularly in the context of guarantees embedded within hypothecation deeds. This decision, emerging from the CIRP of Reliance Infratel Limited (RITL), brings much-needed clarity on how multi-party security arrangements are to be […]
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