The recovery rate from personal guarantors currently stands at 5.22%. This rate is anticipated to rise following the Supreme Court's recent ruling affirming the constitutionality of the IBC provisions
As of the months of September 2021, September 2022 and September 2023, around 45 per cent of the total cases admitted into insolvency ended in liquidation
The Bombay High Court ordered the winding up of Vadraj Cement in August 2018, leading to the decision to sell the company under the IBC process
Supreme Court has strengthened the IBC framework
The study found that hotels and restaurants have had the highest recovery rate for creditors under the IBC while electricity, gas, and water supply firms have the lowest recovery rates
More than 200 petitions, including by Anil Ambani, challenged law on due process
In May 2022, Sebi had issued an order alleging manipulation in financials, lapses in buyback procedures, and failure to submit disclosures on material information
The Go First lenders are seeking to recover around 25-30% or Rs 1,600 crore-Rs 1,900 crore of their exposure to the airline
Increased involvement of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, or RERA, could also be proposed in the upcoming discussion paper
The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) would consider issuing this as a clarification, if needed, following the recent Supreme Court (SC) judgment in the Rainbow Papers case, the senior official said
According to a report, Jindal Power, which had shown its interest in the airline, may not go ahead with its financial bid
IBBI has proposed that creditors dissenting on a resolution plan under the IBC should be entitled to claim lesser of the two amounts - the resolution amount or the liquidation value
Anant Merathia's book offers a human perspective on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
Sources said the plans, which were on hold due to the NCLT proceedings, will now be restarted with renewed vigour
Banker-borrower collusion has led to a surge in IBC cases, with pre-planned fraud that results in minimal realisable value
Air India, Vistara, SpiceJet, and IndiGo representatives thanked him for the recent amendment in IBC whereby aircraft equipment have been exempted from moratorium under the IBC
The High Court has asked the government for its response to a plea by a Gofirst lessor
Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC) cannot be used as a "tool for recovery", the NCLT observed on Tuesday while dismissing a plea by two unit buyers of a commercial complex. The Principal Bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) was hearing the plea for initiating insolvency against Orris Infrastructure over an alleged default of Rs 3.60 lakh. The NCLT bench observed that the purchaser of the Office space/Retail Unit has already received full and final payment from Orris Infrastructure in lieu of the assured returns towards the allotted unit, as per the agreement. The amount has been paid in excess of the default amount and counsel for the applicant has also acknowledged the receipt of the demand draft from the realty firm, which was developing a commercial building complex, known as Floreal Tower, at Sector 83, Gurgaon (Haryana), said insolvency tribunal. "We are of the view that in the present case, the applicants are already having demands drafts of the amount exceeding
The Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code is "not a recovery mechanism", observed the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, while dismissing a plea against United Telecoms Ltd filed by one of its operational creditors. This is the second such observation from the Chennai bench of the insolvency appellate tribunal this month, after declining to entertain the petition from operational creditors. Earlier, it had refused to entertain an insolvency petition against Wipro Ltd after observing that the bankruptcy law cannot be used as a means to recover debt against solvent companies. Again, while rejecting a plea against United Telecoms last week, a two-member bench comprising justices M Venugopal and Shreesha Merla said: "Time and again, the apex court in a catena of judgments held that the IBC is not a 'recovery mechanism'. The appellate tribunal upheld the order by the Bengaluru bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), which had dismissed the plea moved by an operational creditor .
From April 1, 2018 to March 31, 2023, as many as 96,261 companies exited voluntarily, invoking a section in the Companies Act