Tag: National Company Law Tribunal

NCLT must provide reasoned order to reject IBC resolution plan, says Supreme Court. Committee-approved plans not to be questioned

Dentons Link Legal represented the resolution professional, Ravindra Loonkar, for ACIL to secure approval.

National Company Law Tribunal Mumbai counsel Mansi Kaku explores crucial changes to align corporate insolvency resolution and overcome challenges

Dentons Link Legal aids Educomp Solutions in NCLT-approved resolution plan by Ebix Singapore

The Supreme Court’s 3 May judgment, in MK Rajagopalan v Dr Periasamy Palani Gounder & Anr, shows insolvency resolution plans must be approved by a committee of creditors before being put to an adjudicating authority

The Supreme Court on 2 May allowed Ezeego One Travel and Tours to withdraw its insolvency dispute against Yatra Online following a settlement where Yatra would pay Ezeego USD194,000

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Yashasvini Kumar, Pooja Gondalia, and Bhakti Sampat discuss the lengthy merger approval process in India and how it can be expedited

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) delivered a landmark judgment in a cartelisation case where it ordered the CCI to review fines imposed on five domestic tyre manufacturing companies and the Automotive Tyre Manufacturers’ Association (ATMA)

Christopher Manoharan and Ramasamy Santhanakrishnan have joined Kochhar & Co at its Chennai office as senior partner and partner, respectively

RBI released new regulatory framework for ARCs allowing to be resolution applicant

JSA advised the Nokia group in securing the approval of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on a composite scheme of arrangement to validate the mobile giant’s merger with Alcatel-Lucent

A conflict has played out before several judicial forums over the fate of Future Retail, a company in grave health with creditors and two of the world’s richest men entangled in its fate

Mumbai-based law firm Solomon & Co Advocates & Solicitors, founded in 1909, elevated associate partners Soniya Putta, Shruti Maniar and Jacqueline Aikin to the firm’s partnership

Argus Partners named Bhavya Mohan as a partner in the dispute resolution practice from June at the firm’s Bengaluru office

Parties should clearly specify the seat of arbitration as this can be a hotbed of contention when international disputes emerge, writes Tata Capital’s Rohan Thacker