SARFAESI Act 2002 empowers banks and financial institutions to enforce security interests (mortgage, pledge, hypothecation) without court intervention. Learn the process, timelines, borrower rights and DRT remedies.
Read Complete Guide →IBC 2016 Sections 43-51 empower the Resolution Professional to challenge preferential, undervalued, extortionate, and fraudulent transactions executed by the corporate debtor before insolvency to recover assets for creditors.
Section 59 of IBC 2016 allows solvent companies to voluntarily liquidate by passing a special resolution and filing with IBBI. Learn the process, declaration of solvency, creditor rights, and timeline.
Pre-Packaged Insolvency Resolution Process (PPIRP) under Sections 54A-54P of IBC 2016 enables MSMEs to restructure debt faster with shareholder control. Learn eligibility, process, and key differences from CIRP.
IBC 2016 Part III enables creditors to initiate insolvency proceedings against personal guarantors to corporate debtors under Section 95. Learn the process before DRT/NCLT, repayment plan, and discharge provisions.
India IBC 2016 has limited cross-border insolvency provisions under Sections 234-235. The IBC Amendment Bill proposes adopting UNCITRAL Model Law. Learn the current framework, Jet Airways case, and proposals.
Insolvency Professionals (IPs) are the key operators in IBC proceedings as IRP/RP/Liquidators. Learn IBBI registration requirements, IPA membership, examination, IP rights and obligations, and fee structure.
Guide to the role of Insolvency Professional under IBC 2016. Covers IRP appointment, takeover of management, obligations during CIRP, IBBI registration, and liability of IP.
Comparison of winding up under Companies Act and CIRP under IBC 2016. Covers creditor-initiated vs court-initiated processes, timelines, asset distribution and strategic considerations.
Comprehensive overview of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016. Covers CIRP process, financial and operational creditors, CoC, resolution plan, liquidation waterfall, and key 2021 amendments.
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