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For years, a personal guarantor could file for insolvency and instantly raise a shield — the interim moratorium that freezes creditor action the moment the petition lands. The 2026 IBC amendment quietly took that away. In this episode we unpack what actually changed: why simply filing may no longer buy automatic protection, why the moratorium now hinges on your application being admitted — not jus...

This time it is the supreme court which had to intervene in the case of an order relating to the AI Hallucinated Judgement.

A missed EMI does not make you a criminal. In India, loan default is strictly a civil matter, yet aggressive recovery agents often cross legal boundaries with threats, off-hour calls, and public shaming. In this brief 2-minute episode, we break down: The RBI Fair Practices Code limits on calling hours (8 AM – 7 PM) and contact rules. Exact legal prohibitions against harassment, threats, and privac...

An AI invented three judgments. A State Tax Officer cited them in a GST order. On 20 August 2026, the Gujarat High Court set the whole thing aside.

SC judge strength increases now

The Bombay HC ruled that PGs cannot claim any interim moratorium protection in the pending matters before NCLT as the IBC Amendment of 2026 to Section 96(4) is retroactive.

Imagine a court ruling based on a fake, fabricated and hallucinated precedent generated by artifical intelligence.

In this episode, hosts Prakul Thadi and Bendi Raviteja explore the complex intersection between the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). Can enforcement under PMLA continue once insolvency proceedings begin? What happens to ED-attached properties during a resolution process? Are both laws complementary — or conflicting? We break down: • Key Suprem...

In this episode of VListen , we unpack one of India’s most intricate corporate insolvency battles — the saga of Bhushan Power and Steel Limited (BPSL) and JSW Steel . Join host Prakul Thadi as we explore how the Supreme Court of India delivered three landmark judgments in this case: Rejecting the Resolution Plan initially due to implementation delays, Recalling its own order in a rare judicial cou...

Dive into the groundbreaking Supreme Court ruling on Byju’s insolvency case, which redefines the use of Rule 11 and reaffirms the importance of procedural safeguards under Section 12A of the IBC. This episode unpacks the legal nuances, critiques the NCLAT’s approach, and highlights the limitations of inherent powers of Tribunals when procedural framework is laid out under the law.

In this episode of VListen, host Prasanna delves into the Hon’ble NCLAT’s ruling in Murlidhar Vincom Pvt. Ltd. vs. Skoda (India) Pvt. Ltd. Can unallotted share application money be considered financial debt under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016? Join us as we break down the arguments, legal interpretations, and the court’s decision in this landmark case. Perfect for legal professionals, s...

In this episode, we explore the legal intricacies of whether the Income Tax Department can issue a reassessment notice after a resolution plan has been approved under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). Using the recent case of Asian Colour Coated Ispat Ltd. vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax as our case study, we discuss the Delhi High Court’s judgment and the broader implications for...

In this episode, Sarthika summarises the amendments made to CIRP Regulations by IBBI.

In this insightful episode of VListen, we unravel the intricacies of directorial liability amidst the protective shield of moratorium provided under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). The Hon'ble Supreme Court's rulings in pivotal cases shed light on the nuanced legal landscape, challenging the common perception that directors are immune during a company's Corporate Insolvency R...

In this episode, Katyayni touches upon an important aspect of avoidance transactions covering the Supreme Court's take on availing remedies against third parties under Section 66 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.

Welcome to another enlightening episode of our podcast! In this episode CS Ankita Pugalia delves into the position of law on maintainability of CIRP Applications against Co-Borrowers.

In this episode, we discuss the NCLAT order in Jet Airways wherein the treatment of PF dues in a resolution plan is examined.

In this episode, Sravya provides case brief of a NCLT order disallowing conversion of slump sale into sale as a going concern.

IBC is dynamic legislation with amendments made to the Act and the Regulations thereof at regular intervals. The IBBI had, on September 16, 2022, made vital amendments to the CIRP Regulations. In this video, Mr. Bendi Raviteja, Partner at VIRA Legal LLP discusses the said amendments.

In this episode, Aditya explains the unending saga of Amazon & Reliance over acquiring future group and the recent ruling of NCLT admitting Future Retail in to CIRP.

In this episode Aditya analyses the complexities in claims of Compulsorily Debenture Holders.

In this episode, Prakul presents the case brief of the recent Supreme Court ruling in the matter of Siva Industries and Holdings Limited upholding the commercial wisdom of CoC in considering withdrawal of CIRP under Section 12 of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.

In this episode, we talk about the requirement of obtaining approval from CCI for combinations proposed under resolution plans and more importantly as to the timing of obtaining such approval.

In this episode of VListen, Mr Shivam Singhal explains the status of insufficiently stamped documents for admission of Section 7 Application under IBC especially where the existence of debt and default can be proven without relying on such documents.

In this brand new episode, Mr Prakul quickly analyses the current position of law in treating the creditors whose security interest has not been registered as charge with the RoC.