Committee of Creditors

Limitations of the IBC Amendment Bill, 2025: Speed at the cost of balance?
Empowering the future: Why including operational creditors in the CoC is essential
Delhi High Court asks IBBI to frame code of conduct for functioning of Committee of Creditors within 3 months
Supreme Court allows arbitration to continue despite approval of corporate insolvency resolution plan
Section 21 of Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code: Supreme Court provides purposive interpretation to exclude ex-related parties from CoC
Once approved by CoC, withdrawal of a successful Resolution Plan not permitted under IBC: NCLAT
Sanctity of process under CIRP versus maximisation of value: An opportunity for course correction
Remedying the Buyers’ Remorse of a Resolution Applicant
Have operational creditors become non-operational? – An analysis of the status of operational creditors under the IBC
Mandhana Industries Insolvency: NCLT asks Successful Resolution Applicant to give possession back to CoC
CoC can approve Resolution Plan subject to subsequent approval by CCI, NCLAT
Creditor facing PMLA investigation cannot be part of Committee of Creditors, NCLAT
CoC has no power to distribute money promised in Resolution Plan, NCLAT in Essar Steel Insolvency
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Reconsider proportion of distribution of money among creditors of Essar, NCLAT tells CoC
NCLT directs creditors to set norms for evaluation of resolution plan
66% votes required for resolution plans submitted but not approved before IBC Ordinance: NCLAT
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