Insolvency & Restructuring

End-to-end CIRP representation for financial creditors, operational creditors, and corporate debtors at NCLT Delhi.

Out-of-court debt restructuring, OTS negotiations, and inter-creditor frameworks for financially stressed companies.

Corpus Juris Legal advises corporate debtors, liquidators, and creditors through compulsory and voluntary liquidation of companies under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 and the Companies Act 2013. Our practice covers the full spectrum from commencement to dissolution, including asset realisation and stakeholder distributions.

Corpus Juris Legal advises MSMEs and their creditors through the Pre-Packaged Insolvency Resolution Process introduced under Chapter III-A of the IBC 2016, enabling faster, less disruptive resolution with incumbent management in control. Our practice covers the full PPIRP lifecycle from eligibility assessment through NCLT approval of the resolution plan.

Corpus Juris Legal advises Indian and foreign stakeholders on cross-border insolvency coordination, recognition of foreign insolvency proceedings in India, and the advisory implications of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency as India advances toward its legislative adoption. We bridge the gap between Indian IBC proceedings and parallel foreign restructurings.

Corpus Juris Legal represents individuals, personal guarantors to corporate debtors, and their creditors in personal insolvency proceedings under Part III of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016, including the Insolvency Resolution Process for Individuals and Partnerships and the Bankruptcy Process before the Debt Recovery Tribunal.

Corpus Juris Legal represents operational creditors — suppliers, vendors, service providers, and employees — in Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process proceedings, from Section 9 petition filing through claim admission, Committee of Creditors interaction, and resolution plan evaluation. We ensure operational creditor interests are protected at every stage of CIRP.

Corpus Juris Legal advises and represents financial creditors — banks, NBFCs, AIFs, debenture trustees, and ARCs — across all stages of Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process proceedings under the IBC 2016, from Section 7 petition strategy through Committee of Creditors participation, resolution plan evaluation, and implementation oversight.

Corpus Juris Legal advises resolution applicants — strategic investors, financial sponsors, and ARCs — on the end-to-end process of submitting resolution plans in CIRP proceedings, from RFRP analysis and eligibility screening through plan drafting, CoC negotiation, and NCLT approval proceedings. We have advised on resolution plans across manufacturing, real estate, infrastructure, and financial services sectors.

Corpus Juris Legal advises acquirers, ARCs, and financial sponsors on the full spectrum of distressed asset acquisition strategies available under the IBC 2016 framework — including ARC transactions under SARFAESI, stalking horse bid structuring in CIRP, and Section 29A-compliant acquisition vehicle design. We combine IBC expertise with M&A transaction capability to deliver end-to-end distressed deal advisory.