Raghav Pandey
 "Raghav Pandey")
Raghav Pandey
Raghav Pandey is assistant professor at National Law University, Delhi. Prior to this, he was assistant professor, Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai. He holds a Ph.D in Insolvency Law from IIT Bombay, an LL.M. degree from Indian Law Institute (ILI), and an M.A. (Law) degree from Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS).
Raghav Pandey is assistant professor at National Law University, Delhi. Prior to this, he was assistant professor, Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai. He holds a Ph.D in Insolvency Law from IIT Bombay, an LL.M. degree from Indian Law Institute (ILI), and an M.A. (Law) degree from Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS).
Raghav Pandey
Section 29A and the cost of treating business failure as misconduct
The IBC must not conflate business failure with malfeasance, or an unfortunate entrepreneur with a fraudulent one
 "Section 29A and the cost of treating business failure as misconduct")
Decade-long delay in insolvency protections leaves families vulnerable
Two recent developments heighten the constitutional and legislative rationale for bringing this protection into effect
 "Decade-long delay in insolvency protections leaves families vulnerable")
Insolvency law must protect homebuyers, avoid complex resolution process
A more effective solution would be to adopt the waterfall mechanism from the FSC framework, which prioritises the interests of customers over those of other claimants
 "Insolvency law must protect homebuyers, avoid complex resolution process")
Questioning priority: Govt dues in IBC
Courts must safeguard the basic structure of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
 "Questioning priority: Govt dues in IBC")