Course12910674660 lectures
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law in India
Prof. A Sridhar · NALSAR University of Law
About
The enactment of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code in 2016 has renewed the vigor of the law relating to insolvency in India with a special emphasis on the handling non-performing assets crisis. The Main aim of IBC is to maximize the realization of assets, which is tried to achieve through Corporate Insolvency Resolution process which is Creditor Centric. The Legislation also has the fixed timeline within which the CIRP process needs to be completed. Failing which the company will be liquidated under the Legislation.
This Course dwells upon the Importance of IBC and legal intricacies involved in resolution Process and Liquidation Process
Intended audience: Students, Law Graduates, Corporate Professionals etc.
Prerequisites: Basic Understanding of Corporate Laws
Lectures
Week 1
- Introduction and History of Insolvency Laws in India
- Introduction and History of Insolvency Laws in India
- Insolvency Law in UK and USA
- Insolvency Law in India before IBC
- Liquidation Provisions under Companies Act, 1956
Week 2
- Sick Industrial Companies (Special Provisions) Act, 1985
- Various Committee Reports on Insolvency
- Various Committee Reports on Insolvency - 2
- Various Committee Reports on Insolvency
- Applicability of IBC
Week 3
- Introduction to IBC, Definitions - Part 1
- Introduction to IBC, Definitions - Part 2
- Introduction to IBC, Who may Initiate CIRP
- Initiation of CIRP - Part 1
- Initiation of CIRP - Part 2
Week 4
- Initiation of CIRP - Part 3
- Initiation of CIRP - Part 4
- Commencement of CIRP, Moratorium - Part 1
- Commencement of CIRP, Moratorium - Part 2
- Committee of Creditors - Part 1
Week 5
- Committee of Creditors - Part 2
- Committee of Creditors - Part 3
- Public Announcement, Filing of Claims and verification of Claims
- Timelines and Persons Not Eligible to Make Application Under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
- Invitation for Expression of Interest and Shortlisting of Prospective Resolution Applicants
Week 6
- Person Ineligible to Act as a Resolution Applicant - Part 1
- Person Ineligible to Act as a Resolution Applicant - Part 2
- Information Memorandum, Request for Resolution Plan and Evaluation Matrix
- Valuation of the Corporate Debtor and Other Aspects
- Nature, Scope and Contents of a Resolution Plan - Part 1
Week 7
- Nature, Scope and Contents of a Resolution Plan - Part 2
- Resolution Plan – Considerations by Judiciary
- Withdrawal and Settlement under Section 12A of the Code
- Insolvency Professional Agencies
- Insolvency Professionals
Week 8
- Information Utilities under IBC
- Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI)
- Fast Track Resolution Process
- Pre-Packaged Insolvency Resolution Process under IBC - Part 1
- Pre-Packaged Insolvency Resolution Process under IBC - Part 2
Week 9
- Introduction and Need for Liquidation
- Legal provisions for Liquidation Part 1 of 3
- Legal provisions for Liquidation Part 2 of 3
- Legal provisions for Liquidation Part 3 of 3
- Preferential Transactions
Week 10
- Under Valued Transactions
- Transactions defrauding creditors
- Overview of the Procedure for Liquidation
- IBBI Regulations for Liquidation Process Part 1 of 6
- IBBI Regulations for Liquidation Process Part 2 of 6
Week 11
- IBBI Regulations for Liquidation Process Part 3 of 6
- IBBI Regulations for Liquidation Process Part 4 of 6
- IBBI Regulations for Liquidation Process Part 5 of 6
- IBBI Regulations for Liquidation Process Part 6 of 6
- IBBI Regulations- Model Timeline for Liquidation Process
Week 12
Syllabus and materials
At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.
Credits and licence
- Institution
- NALSAR University of Law
- Department
- Law
- Teacher
- Prof. A Sridhar
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Law
- Source
- NPTEL
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- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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