When Does a Contractual Claim Become Operational Debt Under IBC Section 9?
A commercial contract can generate several monetary claims at once. An unpaid invoice may sit alongside idling charges, demobilisation costs, compensation for delay and other
When Does a Contractual Claim Become Operational Debt Under IBC Section 9?
A commercial contract can generate several monetary claims at once. An unpaid invoice may sit
NCLT Review After Supreme Court Remand: Limits Under Sections 30(2) and 31 IBC
Can a resolution plan, once set aside by the Supreme Court for statutory defects, return
When the Moratorium Falls Away: Section 96(4) and Pending Section 95 Applications
Until recently, the filing of an insolvency application against a personal guarantor to a corporate
Section 17 Closure and Appealability Under Section 37(2)(b): Delhi High Court
Two applications for interim protection were pending before an arbitral tribunal. One sought disclosure and
Section 9 and Section 14(d): Why the Bombay High Court Refused Interim Restoration of a Terminated PSU Contract
A contractor can have a credible case that its termination was disproportionate and still fail
Can an ECIR Be Challenged Under Article 226 Despite Being an “Internal Document”? Karnataka High Court in Gameskraft Technologies v. Directorate of Enforcement
Can an Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) be challenged before a High Court under Article
Arbitrator Cannot Rewrite Contracts: Bombay High Court Strikes Down Interest Granted Outside Partnership Terms
When family ties and commercial ventures interact, contractual boundaries can easily blur. Yet Indian arbitration
Can Statutory Building-Plan Approval Attract GST? Karnataka High Court on “Supply” and Regulatory Functions
Does the sanctioning of a building plan by a statutory development authority constitute a “supply”
Can a resolution plan proceed to CoC voting when a substantial creditor’s claim remains disputed on limitation? NCLAT in ARC(I)L v. Umesh Garg
Can a resolution plan proceed to Committee of Creditors (CoC) voting when a substantial creditor’s
Can the NCLT Disregard the CoC’s Recommendation While Appointing a Liquidator? NCLAT in Rajesh Mehru v. Punjab National Bank
Can an Adjudicating Authority appoint a liquidator independently without considering the unanimous recommendation of the
