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Bankruptcy code: Why it strikes the right balance among all stakeholders – Firstpost

In the World Banks pecking order of ease of doing business India ranks 130th among 189 nations.  And on the vexed parameter of closing down of business, even further down–136th.  It takes on an average 4 years to wind up and liquidate a business.  It is hoped that this would be drastically reduced to just one year once the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 kicks in.

Representational image. AFP

Representational image. AFP

The National Company law tribunal (NCLT) would be the arbiter of the fortunes of sick companies which turn away their creditors and who thereafter knock at the doors of the Tribunal which would within 90 days find modus vivendi for revival failing which assets would be sold, period.  And during this cooling off period, no coercive proceedings can …

Read the full article at: http://www.firstpost.com/business/bankruptcy-code-india-national-company-law-tribunal-jpc-cross-border-insolvency-2767594.html?utm_source=FP_CAT_LATEST_NEWS

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianMay 6, 2016

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Bankruptcy code: Why it strikes the right balance among all stakeholders – Firstpost

In the World Banks pecking order of ease of doing business India ranks 130th among 189 nations.  And on the vexed parameter of closing down of business, even further down–136th.  It takes on an average 4 years to wind up and liquidate a business.  It is hoped that this would be drastically reduced to just one year once the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 kicks in.

Representational image. AFP

Representational image. AFP

The National Company law tribunal (NCLT) would be the arbiter of the fortunes of sick companies which turn away their creditors and who thereafter knock at the doors of the Tribunal which would within 90 days find modus vivendi for revival failing which assets would be sold, period.  And during this cooling off period, no coercive proceedings can …

Read the full article at: http://www.firstpost.com/business/bankruptcy-code-india-national-company-law-tribunal-jpc-cross-border-insolvency-2767594.html

Category: BankruptcyBy Insolvency GuardianMay 5, 2016

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