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Filing is complete when CIRP application is presented at filing counter of Registry: NCLAT
Power of NCLT to admit CIRP under Section 7(5)(a) IBC discretionary and not mandatory: Supreme Court
Speed is the essence of IBC; time barred debt cannot be resurrected: NCLAT
Unpaid licence fee is an operational debt under IBC: Five-member Bench of NCLAT decides
[Challenge to IBC provisions] Supreme Court clubs pleas, extends protection to personal guarantor
Streamlined grievance redressal, better availability of information: The latest amendments to the IBBI Regulations
Default in payment under settlement agreement does not come under definition of operational debt: NCLT
Amount invested in real estate project by promoter is not financial debt under Section 5(8) of IBC: NCLAT
Can't blow hot and cold: NCLT dismisses Piramal Capital's Section 7 IBC petition for lack of authorisation
[BREAKING] Salary-wages during CIRP are costs for asset distribution under Section 53 IBC: Supreme Court
Special Courts with Sessions Judges cannot try offences under IBC: Bombay High Court
[The Viewpoint] Does operational creditor include purchaser of goods and services?
Plea challenging validity of Section 95 of IBC: Delhi High Court notice to Centre, RBI
Supreme Court allows arbitration to continue despite approval of corporate insolvency resolution plan
Resolution Plan not confidential once approved by Adjudicating Authority: NCLAT
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