Conditional Payment Linked to Consequence Sheet Treated as Acknowledgment of Operational Debt: NCLAT Sustains CIRP Admission [Read Order]

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) New Delhi has held that a Corporate Debtor cannot avoid insolvency proceedings after expressly quantifying and conditionally agreeing to pay operational dues through a self-prepared consequence sheet treating such conduct as acknowledgment of debt under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). The dispute arose from multiple purchase…

5 Tips for Starting a Business Again After Bankruptcy

Key Takeaways Starting a business after bankruptcy is possible, but it requires careful planning and an understanding of the legal restrictions that may apply. Bankruptcy is intended to provide individuals with a financial reset, but it does not remove all obligations or risks. As an undischarged bankrupt, you may face restrictions on managing a company,…

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Karin Oosterveld Team Manager Legal Services × With our legal team, we are ready to provide advice regarding your work or benefits. We are also there for you if additional legal assistance is needed. If your employer is declared bankrupt, it can create significant uncertainty about your job and income. Bankruptcy means the court decides…

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