PPIRP PROBED: EXAMINING PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES IN MSME INSOLVENCY

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Ms. Chinna Aswathy Abraham (Senior Associate- Dispute Resolution Practice) Ms. Pooja Shree A (Student Intern – Dispute Resolution Practice) Introduction This author has previously explored the intricacies of the Pre-Packaged Insolvency Resolution Process (“PPIRP”) during its nascent stages in an article titled "Pre-Packaged Insolvency Resolution Process – The Journey Thus Far", published on this blog in January 2022. Over two years have lapsed since, and it is imperative to pause and assess the trajectory of these proceedings. This assessment aims to contribute to the ongoing discourse surrounding insolvency frameworks for MSMEs in India, providing a nuanced perspective that considers both the initial expectations...

30 October

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THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN THE CAPETOWN CONVENTION AND IBC, 2016: AN OXYGEN MASK FOR THE INDIAN AVIATION INDUSTRY

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Chinna Aswathy Abraham - Senior Associate, Dispute Resolution Practice Mayday? More like, May-Decade! Starting with the grounding of the Kingfisher Airlines in 2012, followed by the downfall of Jet Airways in 2019, all the way to the latest insolvency of Go First- it is safe to say that it has been a bumpy ride for the Indian Aviation Industry. With the initiation of the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (‘CIRP’) against Go First- India and more particularly the Indian insolvency law framework was brought under global scrutiny. As per Section.14 (1)(d) of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (‘IBC’), once a Corporate Debtor...

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Regulating the Digital Sphere: India’s Approach to Ex Ante Measures and Competition Law

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Madhumitha Sridharan - Associate - Real Estate, Infrastructure & Corporate Practice The digital economy in India has witnessed exponential growth in recent years, thanks to the widespread adoption of smartphones and increased internet connectivity. However, with growth comes challenges, including concerns related to monopolistic practices, data privacy violations, and a lack of transparency. These issues have sparked debates about the necessity of robust regulation to ensure a fair and competitive digital marketplace. This substantial growth in the digital economy was largely attributed to a select group of major technology firms, also often categorised and referred to as the “Big Tech” companies. However,...

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PPIRP PROBED: EXAMINING PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES IN MSME INSOLVENCY

THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN THE CAPETOWN CONVENTION AND IBC, 2016: AN OXYGEN MASK FOR THE INDIAN AVIATION INDUSTRY

Regulating the Digital Sphere: India’s Approach to Ex Ante Measures and Competition Law

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