How to draft an application under section 9 of IBC
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Draft an application to avoid extortionate credit transactions under the IBC
Learn practical aspects of handling extortionate credit transactions, including how to draft such an application for a refund of excess money or modification of arrangement and how to contest them before the National Company Law Tribunal. If you wish to build a practice in insolvency and bankruptcy law, this will be an invaluable guide.
How to draft an application to avoid/reverse fraudulent transactions under the IBC
In this article, you will learn about the practical aspects of fraudulent transactions under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016, such as how to draft applications for the avoidance/reversal of fraudulent transactions and how to contest them effectively before the National Company Law Tribunal. If you are looking to carve your niche in insolvency and bankruptcy laws, this article will help you immensely.
How to draft an application to avoid undervalued transactions
In this article, you will learn about the practical aspects of undervalued transactions. You will also learn how to draft applications for the avoidance of undervalued transactions and how to contest them effectively before the National Company Law Tribunal. So, if you are an aspiring insolvency professional or a resolution professional or a young lawyer starting out in insolvency and bankruptcy practice, this article will be of great help.
How to draft an application to avoid preferential transactions under IBC
This article will teach you what preferential transactions are under the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC). You will also learn how to draft an application in such circumstances and related procedures. So, if you are starting your journey as an insolvency professional or a lawyer, this guide will be handy.
Guide to preparing an application to initiate CIRP under section 10 of IBC, 2016
What documents do you need to prepare an application under section 10 of IBC? How does this process differ from insolvency proceedings initiated by financial creditors and operational creditors? Are all corporate persons eligible to file the applications? If you are looking for answers to such questions, you have arrived at the right place! Whether you're a business owner, legal professional, chartered accountant, company secretary, or cost accountant, we’ve got you covered.
Posted inCompany Act, 2013 Compliance Section 210
Role of a company secretary in handling an investigation by the SFIO
Explore how businesses can navigate an SFIO investigation, safeguard their interests, and implement proactive measures to stay ahead of regulatory scrutiny. Whether you are a company secretary, a lawyer, an HR professional, or a business owner, this guide offers valuable insights to help you understand and oversee the process effectively.
Posted inDrafting Company Act, 2013 Oppression
A detailed guide on drafting an application for relief against oppression
Learn the substantive and procedural law aspects of applying for relief against oppression in companies. This article will benefit corporate litigation lawyers, law students, and anybody seeking to gain knowledge in company laws.
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