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| Learning Curve | Title |
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| Learning Curve Case No. 17/ 2026 | Personal Guarantor Cannot Extend Limitation Through Own OTS Proposal; Section 94 IBC Application Must Be Filed Within Three Years of Guarantee Invocation - NCLAT, New Delhi |
| Learning Curve Case No. 16/ 2026 | Challenge to NCLT Orders Must Ordinarily Be Pursued Through NCLAT Appeal and Not Through Writ Proceedings- Supreme Court |
| Learning Curve Case No. 15/ 2026 | Personal Insolvency Moratorium Does Not Stay Cheque-Bounce Proceedings Against Directors |
| Learning Curve Case No. 14/ 2026 | A moratorium under Section 14 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is confined to the corporate debtor and cannot be extended to other parties such as promoters, directors, associated entities, or landowners |
| Learning Curve Case No. 13/ 2026 | IBC does not mandate issuance of separate/individual notices to each Government Department once public announcement under Section 13 of IBC is duly made |
| Learning Curve Case No. 12/ 2026 | Rejection of a repayment plan by the CoC automatically amounts to deemed rejection under the IBC, leading to closure of the insolvency process and enabling creditors to pursue bankruptcy proceedings |
| Learning Curve Case No. 11/ 2026 | Corporate Veil Must Be Lifted When Group Companies Are Inextricably Connected & Form One Concern |
| Learning Curve Case No. 10/ 2026 | Cumulative Redeemable Preference Shares (CRPS) are equity capital, not financial debt, and therefore nonredemption of such shares cannot trigger insolvency under Section 7 of the IBC |
| Learning Curve Case No. 9/ 2026 | Once a withdrawal application under Section 12A of IBC is approved by the members of CoC with 90% voting shares, interference by Adjudicating Authority is permissible only in exceptional circumstances |
| Learning Curve Case No. 8/ 2026 | Only the Liquidation Value in summary form is to be provided to the members of the CoC and not the full Valuation Report- NCLAT, Chennai |