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A battle over the soul of IBCâs Part III norms (opens the original)
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National Company Law Tribunal benches are not enlarged lightly, but because the institution itself recognises that the questions before it deserve an answer that will outlive the immediate dispute. The proceedings concerning Subhash Chandra have travelled from a split Bench to a third member and now to a five-member Bench, which has stayed the implementation of the repayment plan. The immediate dispute concerns the repayment plan of a personal guarantor (PG). The larger debate concerns the inter
Tribunal reform 2026: Old wine in a new bottle (opens the original)
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The Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026, is presented as the next chapter in India’s effort to reform its tribunal system. It promises a National Tribunals Commission (NTC), greater institutional oversight and a more coherent framework for appointments and service conditions. But there is a more fundamental question to be asked before the Bill is celebrated as a new phase of reform: how much of it is actually new? The answer is: surprisingly little. The 2026 Bill retains the same 16 tribunals in its Fi
Nuances in IBC-PMLA balance (opens the original)
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Judicial decisions require courts to reconcile competing statutory objectives. But that exercise is one of interpretation, and not of legislative revision. Where Parliament enacts two statutes serving different public purposes, the judicial task is to ascertain how they operate alongside each other within the statutory framework, not to redefine that framework according to broader notions of public policy. The recent decision of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) in the case of
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