APTEL’s Clogged Gears: Delays and Timing Failures affecting India’s Power Justice System
The blog post attempts to examine the extent and nature of delays, highlighting that as of 2025, over 1,500 matters still remain pending before APTEL, some dating back more than a decade.
The silent gatekeeper: How AI is quietly reshaping filing, scrutiny, and listing in Indian Courts
Most debates on the deployment of artificial-intelligence (AI) in Indian courts these days focus on the visible and attention-grabbing concerns like hallucinated case law, presence of deepfakes in evidentiary records
The Debt Justice: Reexamining the Performance and Reform of India’s Debt Recovery Tribunals
The Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) system, introduced under the Recovery of Debts Due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993 (RDDBFI Act), was seen as India’s institutional answer to the inefficiency of the civil courts in handling financial disputes.
When SEBI Meets the IBC Moratorium: Economic Implications of Considering SEBI under IBC
When two statutes with strong and overlapping powers apply to the same situation, a conflict of authority is inevitable.
Information Utilities and the Epistemic Tension in the IBC Architecture
This blog examines the role of Information Utilities (IUs) in India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and argues that their current design and functioning exhibit instances of epistemic fragmentation.
