The Court Inside the Court: How the Committee of Creditors Has Become More Powerful Than the NCLT Itself
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) was created by Parliament as the adjudicating authority (AA) for India's corporate insolvency framework.
CIIRP: The Reform that Assumes the Problem is Already Solved
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Bill, 2025 is one of the biggest legislative interventions in India's insolvency framework since 2016.
The Rupee Cost of One Adjournment: A Financial Analysis of Institutional Delay in India’s Insolvency Tribunals
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code of 2016 drew a 330 day outer ceiling for corporate insolvency resolution.
Effectiveness of Pre-Institution Mediation and Settlement under the Commercial Courts Act: A Data-Driven Analysis
The Commercial Courts Act, 2015 was amended in 2018 to introduce, among other things, the Pre-Institution Mediation and Settlement (PIMS) mechanism under Section 12A.
Debt, Default, and Admission: The Supreme Court Clarifies Scope of Section 7 of IBC
In Catalyst Trusteeship Ltd. v. Ecstasy Realty Pvt. Ltd., the Supreme Court of India revisited a fundamental question under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016
Procedure and Process: Key Features of the Debts Recovery Tribunal Regulations, 2024
The Debts Recovery Tribunal Regulations, 2024 that were introduced on 21st September, 2024 (Regulations) lay down detailed procedural rules governing Debt Recovery Tribunals (DRTs)
Digital in Form, Analog in Function: The Limits of Tribunal Digitisation in India
India’s tribunal reform discourse often treats digitisation as a question of introducing e-filing, virtual hearings, and online access to basic case information.
Appellate Review of Expert Regulators: Deference, Jurisdiction, and Scope
India's regulatory appellate architecture rests on a foundational but underarticulated premise that appellate review of expert regulatory decisions should be corrective rather than substitutive.
Legal Complexity and the Limits of Tribunal Adjudication
Legal disputes characteristically arise not at the settled core of doctrine but at its penumbra, where evolving economic and social realities strain inherited conceptual categories.
Non-Disclosure of data in digital court system : Does tech make it easier to hide information?
The digitisation of courts is often associated with increased procedural transparency and improved access to information.
