The firm handles disputes arising out of insolvency law. The firm’s litigators represent creditors, insolvency professionals and corporate debtors before the NCLT and NCLAT on a regular basis, and are actively involved in the preparation of resolution plans.
IBC work sits at the junction of commercial urgency and statutory timetable. The chambers approaches applications, objections and appeals with close attention to limitation, maintainability and the commercial feasibility of the resolution path proposed.
Where insolvency intersects with arbitration awards, bank recovery or shareholder conflict, strategy is coordinated so that one forum does not undo the gains of another.
How we approach the work
We ask who must be paid, who must be preserved as a going concern, and which statutory doorway — creditor, debtor or professional — best serves that end under the Code.
What the practice handles
- Section 7 / 9 / 10 and related IBC applications
- Representation of creditors, corporate debtors and insolvency professionals
- Contested CIRP issues
- Appeals before NCLAT
- Resolution plan documentation support
Advocates who lead this practice
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