The Chambers of Ashwarya Sinha brings extensive expertise and a results-driven approach to the complex realm of insolvency and bankruptcy law. With a proven track record of representing diverse stakeholders, including homebuyers, financial creditors, and corporations, our chamber has been instrumental in shaping critical legal precedents in this domain.
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC), is a transformative legislation designed to streamline insolvency resolution processes, ensuring efficiency and fairness for creditors and debtors alike. Our chamber has played a pivotal role in landmark cases that have defined the scope and application of the IBC.
Our chamber provides end-to-end legal support across all stages of insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings, including:
We understand that insolvency impacts a wide array of stakeholders. Whether representing homebuyers, financial institutions, or corporate entities, our chamber prioritizes strategic advocacy to ensure equitable outcomes. Our experience spans sectors such as real estate, infrastructure, and finance, enabling us to offer tailored solutions that address industry-specific challenges.
As a recognized thought leader in insolvency law, Advocate Sinha has contributed significantly to the discourse on bankruptcy and insolvency regulations. His deep understanding of the legal and practical aspects of the IBC positions our chamber as a trusted advisor for clients navigating this complex landscape.
We are committed to leveraging insolvency and bankruptcy laws to deliver innovative, client-centric solutions. Our proactive approach, combined with our extensive experience in high-stakes matters, ensures that clients receive robust representation and sound legal advice.
The IBC is a comprehensive legal framework designed to streamline insolvency resolution and bankruptcy processes in India. It aims to balance the interests of creditors and debtors, ensuring timely resolution and promoting economic growth.
We offer a range of services, including:
– Representing creditors, debtors, and stakeholders before NCLT and NCLAT.
– Advising on restructuring and resolution plans.
– Challenging or defending insolvency petitions.
– Assisting with liquidation processes and asset distribution.
Proceedings under the IBC can be initiated by:
– Financial creditors (e.g., banks, financial institutions).
– Operational creditors (e.g., suppliers, vendors).
– Corporate debtors themselves, seeking voluntary insolvency.
We have extensive experience representing homebuyers, ensuring their interests are protected as financial creditors under the IBC. Our services include:
– Filing claims before insolvency professionals.
– Advocating for homebuyers’ rights during resolution processes.
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