The Supreme Court has held that homebuyers and a Successful Resolution Applicant cannot be penalised for a developer’s default, waiving NOIDA’s time extension charges and setting aside the NCLAT direction treating them as CIRP costs.
Read Full ArticleSupreme Court holds that suspension, idling and demobilization damages from a contract breach do not constitute operational debt under the IBC unless crystallized by a competent court or arbitral tribunal.
The article discusses India's ranking in the Ease of Doing Business Index, highlighting its challenges in resolving insolvency-related problems, which negatively impact foreign investment. To address these issues, India passed the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code in 2016, aiming at creating a unified framework for insolvency resolution. The article outlines the key features of the code, including strict timelines, infrastructure development, and processes for corporate and individual bankruptcy.
Indian carrier SpiceJet accused of 'cannibalizing' grounded flight engine by flight engine finance lessor before the Delhi High Court.
Merely using the phrase that departure of a person will affect the economic interests of the country alone is not sufficient to sustain an LOC, the Delhi High Court has held while hearing a person's challenge to a Look Out Circular issued against him. What is the relation between 'country's economic interests' & Look Out Circular? Find out here.
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