Section 29A IBC Due Diligence Automation

5 Landmark Insolvency Cases Of 2020

The IBC has invited a lot of discussion during recent times, with numerous companies facing the wrath of the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting financial challenges. This article highlights key decisions of the top court and sub courts to its readers.

Section 29A (IBC) Due Diligence

Wilful Defaulters & their role in the Indian Context

Wilful defaulters are considered as entities that do not pay back money despite the ability to do so. The concept of 'Wilful Defaulter' has been explained by the Master Circular issued by RBI (under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949).

Section 29A (IBC) Due Diligence

Associate Company through the eyes of IBC & Companies Act

An Associate Company is a company which is significantly influenced by another company but is not a subsidiary of the company having such influence. Understand the nuances of the definition of an associate company, how it appears in IBC, Companies Act & Indian Accounting Standards.

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SEBI's stricter norms for Companies undergoing Insolvency

SEBI has recently tweaked the 25% Minimum Public Shareholding (MPS) requirement for companies undergoing insolvency process. It also segregated assets as well as liabilities of mutual funds & eased norms governing promoter participation in follow-on public offers.

Section 29A (IBC) Due Diligence

Definition of Connected Person

A 'Connected Person' under the IBC refers to a person within the immediate company network. The definition highlights one key differentiator: the existence of a personal relationship between the company and the person. Read on to understand the nuances of identifying a Connected Person.

Section 29A (IBC) Due Diligence

Definition and Concept of Related Party

The term Related Party is given under Section 5(24) of the

Section 29A (IBC) Due Diligence

Section 29A of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code- Resolution over liquidation?

Section 29A is a restrictive provision and specifically lists down the persons who are not eligible to be resolution applicants. It is relevant to the sale during liquidation, as well as sale outside the liquidation process.

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Debt Recovery & Insolvency: Path to Resolution

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) is the umbrella law for insolvencies and reorganizations in India. Although, insolvency proceedings are considered a debt recovery tool. However, it has only been enacted for reorganization and insolvency resolution of the corporate debtor.

Section 29A (IBC) Due Diligence

Arbitration of Insolvency Disputes: A Case Study of Indus Biotech Private Ltd. Vs. Kotak India Venture Fund-I

In the present case, the NCLT referred the parties to arbitration, but it is crucial to throw light on the fact that it didn’t hold that the Arbitration Act would prevail over IBC.