Corporate insolvency : law and practice

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Part I
BACKDROP
1.India’s Tryst with Reforms
2.Global Developments
3. .Economic Rationale
4. .Related Laws
5. .Out Of Court Workouts

Part 2
INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
6.Regulator
7.Adjudicating Authority
8.Insolvency Professional Agencies
9.Insolvency Professionals
10.Information Utilities

Part 3
CORPORATE RESOLUTION
11.Concept of Corporate Rescue
12.Twilight Period
13.Commencement
14.Communication
15.Moratorium
16.Public Announcement
17.Resolution Professional
18.Valuation
19.Litigation Funding
20.Interim Finance
21.Claims
22.Committee of Creditors
23.Resolution Plan
24.Fast Track Resolution
25.Time Frame

Part 4
LIQUIDATION
26.Initiation
27.Liquidator
28.Claims
29.Liquidation Estate and Realisation
30.Distribution
31.Dissolution .
32.Voluntary Liquidation

Part 5
COMMON RESOLUTION AND LIQUIDATION ISSUES
33.Fraudulent, Wrongful and Avoidance Transactions
34.Appeal

Part 6
CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY
35.Cross-Border Insolvency

Part 7
IMPLEMENTATION
36.Implementation
ANNEXURES

Sumant is a respected professional and his knowledge and understanding of insolvency law is well-recognised. He has long international experience. He commands full authority on the subject [and] his articulation of the economic, cultural and social dimensions of insolvency law will help readers in understanding theimpact insolvency law has on a nation's market and society. [This] book on corporate insolvency is timely and serves many useful purposes. -Extract from the Foreword by Justice A.K. Sikri, Judge, Supreme Court of India A comprehensive book by an eminent insolvency expert at this stage which explains key dimensions of new insolvency law based on best practices and experience in other jurisdictions, with simplicity and clarity, can serve timely and useful purpose for the stakeholders. -Extract from the Additional Foreword by Justice M.M. Kumar, President, National Company Law Tribunal