Tannya Baranwal & Ankita Sengupta, INDIALAW LLP analyze the recent amendments by IBBI to #CIRP regulations, including real estate implications.

Posted On - 20 February, 2024 •

Tannya Baranwal and Ankita Sengupta, INDIALAW LLP provide an in-depth examination in their comparative analysis of the recent amendments dated 15.2.2024 notified by the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) to the regulations overseeing the #CIRP process for corporate persons including those associated with real estate. The authors provide a detailed discussion of the amendments, outlining their rationale and implications in depth.

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