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8 articles tagged with "SEBI LODR".
Bypassing the Bench: Why the Proposed Out-of-Court IBC Initiation Will Upend Corporate Restructuring
The End of the NCLT Bottleneck? For years, commercial lawyers representing financial creditors have shared the same collective headache: the agonizing delay in getting a Section 7 petition admitted under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). Betw...
The NCLT Bypass: How 2026 is Weaponizing Financial Creditors and Stripping Promoter Shields
If there is a defining theme for Indian corporate insolvency in 2026, it is the systematic dismantling of the promoter’s ability to use the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) as a stalling mechanism. Between the sweeping changes brought by the IBC ...
The Promoter's Shield Shatters: Supreme Court Restricts Section 14 Moratorium Strictly to Corporate Debtors
The End of the "Free Pass" for Promoters and Directors For years, promoters of defaulting Indian companies have treated the corporate veil not just as a shield, but as a bulletproof vest. The standard playbook for a distressed company has been predic...
IBC 2.0: Group Insolvency Finally Gets Statutory Teeth While Promoters Lose Their Section 14 Shield
The Maturation of the Code: 2026 Brings Structural Overhauls For insolvency practitioners, 2026 is already cementing itself as a watershed year. The Presidential assent to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Act, 2026 fundamentally rewrite...
The End of NCLT 'Discretion': IBC Amendment Act 2026 Exorcises the Ghost of Vidarbha Industries
The Return to First Principles: Debt, Default, and Admission For the past four years, representing a Financial Creditor under Section 7 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) has felt less like enforcing a statutory right and more like participa...
The IBC Amendment Act 2026: NCLT's Discretion Stripped, Creditor Supremacy Restored, and Promoters Left in the Cold
The End of the Vidarbha Era: Section 7 Admissions are Mandatory Again For the last few years, practicing insolvency lawyers representing financial creditors have shared a common headache: the dreaded "discretionary" admission under Section 7 of the I...
The 2026 IBC Overhaul: Killing 'Vidarbha', Bypassing the NCLT, and Restoring Creditor Supremacy
The Pendulum Swings Back to Financial Creditors For the last few years, insolvency practice in India has felt like wading through molasses. Between the agonizing delays in NCLT admissions and the Supreme Court’s controversial jurisprudence in Vidarbh...
The IBC Supremacy Wars: NCLAT Uses Section 60(5) to Pierce SEBI’s Demat Freezes
The Turf War Over Frozen Assets There is a fundamental friction in Indian corporate law: the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) wants to preserve and consolidate assets to rescue a failing company, while the Securities and Exchange Board of India (...
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