Comprehensive Guide to Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (Law and Practice) by Ayush J. Rajani, Khushboo Rajani & Alka Adatia (Set of 2 Vols.) – 4th Edition 2024

Description

This fourth edition provides professionals a pragmatic analysis of the Code. For ease of reference and better usability, the authors have classified the book in 2 parts viz Volume 1 – Complete Code alongwith Insolvency & Bankruptcy Rules and IBBI Regulations updated till 01 May 2024 and Volume 2 – Section-wise commentary, Understanding Core Issues and Jurisprudence updated till 01 April 2024 including NCLT and NCLAT Rules, 2016. The Book provides complete insight and an in-depth perspective of the Insolvency law in India including personal insolvency, voluntary insolvency, pre-pack insolvency, cross-border insolvency, group insolvency and legislative intent to introduce mediation under insolvency regime in India. This book is a musthave for insolvency law practitioners, insolvency professionals, lenders, bankers, other creditors, chartered accountants, company secretaries, cost accountants, corporates, judges and other stake holders.

KEY FEATURES

• Includes extensive and detailed commentary on sections of the Code with Section-wise
  jurisprudence as a separate Chapter for better understanding of the provisions of the Code
  including covering the current most evolving area of practice i.e. Personal Insolvency,
  Voluntary Insolvency and dissolution, Pre-Pack Insolvency, Group Insolvency, Cross Border
  and concept of Mediation in Insolvency process;
• Incorporates features such as cross border insolvency comprising of UNICTRAL Model,
  Draft Z and Invitation of comments from public on draft rules, regulations, notifications,
  guidelines, and capacity building for cross-border insolvency along with resolution of group
  insolvency with the journey so far in India as also framework for use of mediation under
  IBC;
• A separate chapter on “Understanding Core Issues” in IBC, comprises topics such as
  Default, Limitation, Treatment of different classes of creditors under the Code etc.,
  providing insights to not only the petitioners who are in the process of initiating insolvency
  but also insolvency professionals during the course of CIRP;
• A special Chapter on “COVID Blow to Insolvency Regime in India”, describing the initial
  hurdles, resilient response and paradigm shift observed in working of courts due to
  pandemic;
• Incorporates extensive and elaborated text on section-wise judgments, passed by the
  judiciary, explicitly reviewed, identified and selected by the authors.