Sham Dispute Not a Barrier to Section 9 IBC Admission
NCLAT Delhi ruled that a non-supply dispute was sham as documents were provided pre-notice; upheld admission of Section 9 IBC application.
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NCLAT Delhi ruled that a non-supply dispute was sham as documents were provided pre-notice; upheld admission of Section 9 IBC application.
SAT Mumbai quashes multiple SEBI penalties imposed pre-acquisition after IBC resolution, citing Sections 31 and 32A, affirming liability extinguishment upon plan approval.
The FEMA Export-Import Regulations, 2026, consolidate and update compliance requirements for exporters, covering EDF, EDPMS, third-party payments, and merchanting trade, effective 1 October 2026.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced a mandatory Export Declaration Form (EDF) for service exporters, effective 1 October 2026. The requirement aims to strengthen external trade reporting under FEMA, with monthly filings due within 30 days.
RBI issues Amendment Directions, 2026, updating share acquisition and voting rights frameworks for Payments Banks, Small Finance Banks, Local Area Banks, and Commercial Banks. The revisions align with evolving ownership norms and risk governance expectations.
Union Budget 2026–27 introduces changes affecting cross-border M&A, buyback taxation, IFSC incentives, and sector-specific liquidity.
RBI grants one-time approval for major shareholdings in Local Area Banks, Payments Banks, Small Finance Banks, and commercial banks for qualifying mutual funds, insurers, and pension funds.
RBI revises acquisition norms for commercial banks, requiring prior approval and enhanced disclosure for significant shareholding changes.
FeaturedA Bengaluru special court remanded Ozone Group Chairman Vasudevan Satyamurthy to 14-day ED custody in a money laundering case involving ₹927.22 crores, after the agency alleged proceeds of crime linked to real estate projects.
Calcutta High Court stays SFIO investigation into alleged misuse of HNGIL Provident Fund Trust; directs trial court to decide on interim relief.
NCLT Mumbai admitted a ₹70.72 crore Section 7 IBC petition, rejecting claims that MSME status nullifies debt liability or default under the Code.
NCLAT ruled that converting a Section 61 IBC appeal to a Section 421 Companies Act appeal does not preserve limitation or allow exclusion under Section 14 of the Limitation Act.