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IBBI Amends CIRP Rules: Real Estate Projects May Be Excluded with 66% CoC VoteFeatured
National Company Law Tribunalcorporateinsolvency

IBBI Amends CIRP Rules: Real Estate Projects May Be Excluded with 66% CoC Vote

The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has notified major amendments enabling exclusion of real estate projects from CIRP upon a 66% vote by the Committee of Creditors (CoC), subject to adjudicating authority approval. Allottees now have representation on the Monitoring Committee, marking a shift in stakeholder balance during resolution.

Nov 4, 2026Read more →
IBC Moratorium Doesn't Block Society RedevelopmentFeatured
Bombay High Courtcorporatereal_estate

IBC Moratorium Doesn't Block Society Redevelopment

Bombay HC rules IBC moratorium doesn't halt housing society redevelopment after developer default.

Nov 3, 2026Read more →
IBBI’s New Real Estate CIRP Rules: 66% CoC Vote to Retain ProjectsFeatured
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI)corporatereal_estate

IBBI’s New Real Estate CIRP Rules: 66% CoC Vote to Retain Projects

The IBBI has issued new CIRP rules for real estate projects allowing the Committee of Creditors (CoC) to retain projects during resolution if 66% voting share is met. The move aims to stabilize realty insolvency cases and ensure faster decision-making.

Nov 1, 2026Read more →
IBBI Introduces New Real Estate CIRP Rules with 66% Voting ThresholdFeatured
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI)corporatereal_estate

IBBI Introduces New Real Estate CIRP Rules with 66% Voting Threshold

The IBBI has notified major amendments allowing the Committee of Creditors (CoC) to retain or exclude real estate projects from CIRP with a 66% voting majority. While exclusion requires adjudicating authority approval, allottees now have representation on Monitoring Committees.

Nov 1, 2026Read more →
SC Holds Homebuyers Protected from Developer’s Default ChargesFeatured
Supreme Court of Indiaconsumerreal_estate

SC Holds Homebuyers Protected from Developer’s Default Charges

The Supreme Court clarified that time extension charges imposed by developer defaults cannot be charged to homebuyers or the statutory resolution authority (SRA). This ruling aims to protect consumer interests in real estate transactions.

Sep 8, 2026Read more →
SEBI Allows InvIT Borrowings Above 49% for Capital Expansion & Debt RefinancingFeatured
Supreme Court of Indiacorporatereal_estate

SEBI Allows InvIT Borrowings Above 49% for Capital Expansion & Debt Refinancing

In a significant policy shift, SEBI has clarified that Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) can now exceed 49% loan-to-value (LTV) ratios for capital expenditure and debt refinancing. This circular is expected to enhance financial flexibility for infrastructure trusts.

May 17, 2026Read more →
SEBI Issues REIT Unit-Backed Depository Receipts Framework
Securities and Exchange Board of Indiacapital_marketsreal_estate

SEBI Issues REIT Unit-Backed Depository Receipts Framework

SEBI has issued a framework for issuing depository receipts backed by REIT units, enabling foreign listing and broader investor access to Indian real estate assets.

Nov 10, 2026Read more →
SEBI Amends REIT Rules for Off-Site Infrastructure
Securities and Exchange Board of Indiareal_estateinfrastructure

SEBI Amends REIT Rules for Off-Site Infrastructure

SEBI's 2026 amendment permits classification of off-site common infrastructure as real estate, impacting REIT investment limits and compliance.

Nov 7, 2026Read more →
SEBI Eases REIT Investment Limits via Infrastructure Rule
Securities and Exchange Board of Indiareal_estateinfrastructure

SEBI Eases REIT Investment Limits via Infrastructure Rule

2026 SEBI REIT amendments classify off-site common infrastructure as real estate, affecting investment limits and compliance.

Nov 6, 2026Read more →
New IBBI Compliance Checklist for Real Estate CIRP Released
National Company Law Tribunalcorporateinsolvency

New IBBI Compliance Checklist for Real Estate CIRP Released

IBBI issues structured compliance guidelines for resolution professionals, CoC, and corporate debtors in real estate CIRP cases, emphasizing documentation, timelines, and decision thresholds. The checklist supports implementation of the 66% voting rule for project retention.

Nov 4, 2026Read more →
Former Developer’s NOC Not Needed for Redevelopment: Bombay HC
Bombay High Courtreal_estateinsolvency

Former Developer’s NOC Not Needed for Redevelopment: Bombay HC

Bombay HC rules that redevelopment of stalled housing projects can proceed without NOC from a former developer under liquidation.

Oct 29, 2026Read more →
NCLT Admits Insolvency Plea Over ₹3.43 Cr Default
National Company Law Tribunalcorporatereal_estate

NCLT Admits Insolvency Plea Over ₹3.43 Cr Default

NCLT admitted an insolvency petition filed by homebuyers, holding that the corporate debtor failed to disprove the existence of 540 homebuyer units, thereby meeting the threshold under IBC.

Oct 23, 2026Read more →
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