Insolvency and NCLT: blogs and guides
14 guides on insolvency and nclt, written for people dealing with the problem now.
Section 9 IBC: Operational Creditor Petition Against a Company
How a supplier, contractor or service provider with unpaid invoices of ₹1 crore or more can start insolvency against a company under section 9 of the IBC.
Section 7 IBC Petition by a Financial Creditor
When a bank, NBFC, bondholder or private lender can file a section 7 IBC petition against a defaulting company, what must be proved, and what changed in 2026.
Replying to an IBC Section 8 Demand Notice: The Pre-Existing Dispute
A company served with an IBC section 8 demand notice has 10 days to pay or show a pre-existing dispute. How to check the notice and draft the reply.
Personal Guarantor Insolvency Under Section 95 IBC
How a bank can start insolvency against a promoter or director who personally guaranteed a company's loan, how the section 95 process runs, and what changed in 2026.
CIRP Moratorium Under Section 14: What Stops and What Continues
What the section 14 IBC moratorium freezes once the NCLT admits a company into insolvency, what it leaves running, and what creditors, landlords, suppliers and directors should do.
Filing Your Claim With the Resolution Professional
How creditors file a claim in a company's insolvency: which form, the deadline, the proof to attach, how claims are verified, and what to do if yours is rejected.
Settling an IBC Case Through Section 12A Withdrawal
How a settlement ends an insolvency case against a company: settling before admission, the section 12A window after the 2026 amendment, the 90% vote, costs and drafting.
Pre-Packaged Insolvency for MSMEs
How the pre-pack lets a small or medium company agree a plan with its financial creditors, keep running the business and have the NCLT approve it in 120 days.
Oppression and Mismanagement Petition Before the NCLT
Filing an oppression and mismanagement petition under sections 241 and 242 of the Companies Act: who qualifies, what the NCLT looks for, and the orders it can pass.
Appeal to the NCLAT: Limitation and Procedure
Time limits and steps for appealing an NCLT order to the NCLAT under the IBC and the Companies Act, including when the clock starts and why the certified copy matters.
Liquidation Under the IBC: What Happens to the Company and Creditors
What happens when the NCLT orders a company into liquidation under the IBC: the liquidator's role, the section 53 waterfall, secured creditors' choices, workers' dues and dissolution.
Director Liability After a Company Goes Into Insolvency
When a company is admitted into insolvency, directors do not become liable for its debts, but guarantees, wrongful trading, IBC offences and cheque cases can still reach them personally.
Preferential and Fraudulent Transactions in Insolvency
How the IBC lets a resolution professional undo payments, transfers and securities made before insolvency: preferential, undervalued, fraudulent and extortionate transactions, look-back periods and defences.
Company Struck Off by the ROC: Restoration Through the NCLT
How a company struck off by the ROC is restored under section 252: who can apply, the 3-year and 20-year limits, NCLT procedure, documents and usual conditions.