Centre for Corporate Law

LIST OF EVENTS CONDUCTED

Guest lectures

Guest lecture on ‘Setting up a Business’ by Mr. Soumya Sujit Mishra, Chairman of the Eastern India Regional Council of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) – [August 11, 2024].
Guest lecture by Mr. Gary B. Born on ‘The Past, Present, and Future of International Arbitration’ – [August 29, 2024].
Single credit course on “Introduction to Private Equity and Venture Capital” in collaboration with Mr. Abhijeet Narayan – [September 20 – October 1, 2024].
Guest Lecture by Ms Sweta Ananthanarayanan and Ms. Aratrika Choudhuri on the topic “Fundamentals of Capital Markets”. [August 2024]
Guest Lecture by Mr. Akash Kumar on ‘Key Terms of Investment Agreement’. [Oct 2023]
Guest Lecture by Mr. Sumit Agrawal on the topic “Future of Regulatory Laws and Career Opportunities for Regulatory Lawyers”. [Sept 2023]
Guest lecture session by Ms. CS Sasmita Panda from The ICSI on ‘Corporate Restructuring: How to meet the special business needs through restructuring’ [Sept 2023]
Guest Lecture on “Roles and Responsibilities of an In-House Counsel” by Ms. Roop Loomba, General Counsel, Rolls Royce. [February 2022]
Four Guest Lectures on “Effective Corporate Governance for Continual Growth” by Mr. Mukesh Gupta [October 2021]
Guest Lecture by Mr. Steve Levitsky on “Challenges to Big Tech.” [July 2021]
Guest Lecture Series of Mr. Indrajit Dubey on “Role of Promoters in a Group Company: Tata Mistry Saga.” [August 2021]
Swarnendu Chatterjee session on Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016: Draftings and pleadings [August, 2019]

Interactive sessions

Interactive Session by Mr. Gautam Bhattacharyya. [July 2024]
Interactive Session by Mr. Pranav Budihal on “Arbitration of Cross-border Insolvency Disputes”. [March 2024]
Virtual interactive session with Mr. Ashirbad Nayak on ‘Maximizing time in law school to build a Corporate career’ [March 2023]
Interactive Session by Mr. Vinod Kothari on ‘Insights on the Contemporary Issues and Debates in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Regime.’ [January 2023]
Interactive Discussion Session on “Corporate Mooting” in collaboration with The Moot Society (TMS), NLUO [April 2022]

Credit/ Certificate Courses

Single Credit Course on Contract Drafting by Mr. Bhumesh Verma. [Feb 2024]
Single Credit Course on ‘Introduction to Private Acquisitions’ [Sept 2023]
Single Credit Course on ‘Introduction to Private Acquisitions’ by Puneet Rathsharma, Associate Partner of KT Advisors LLP and Akash Srinivasan, Associate at Khaitan and Co. [January to April 2023]
Four-Day Certificate Course by Ms. Anwesha Sinha on ‘Foreign Exchange Management Act 1999’ [December, 2021]
Two-Day Certificate Course by Mr. Anshuman Vikram Singh on ‘Practical Aspect of Due Diligence’ [April, 2021]
Two Day Certificate Course cum Course on Stock Market and Trading in collaboration with Taking Forward [October, 2019]

Webinar

Webinar on ‘Recent Changes in GST Laws & GST as a tool for Growth in Indian Economy’ from Mr. Jyotirmoy Mishra, CS & Mr. Anup Kumar Luharuka, CA CS with ICSI [May 2022]
MoU Signed and Webinar with CS Nagendra D. Rao from ICSI on ‘Expanding the Possibilities: The Pathway ahead’. [July 2021]
Webinar by Mr. Swarnendu Chatterjee on ‘The Homebuyers’ Security under the Insolvency Regime’ [November 2020]
Webinar by Dr. Neeti Shikha and Mr. Pulkit Deora on ‘Insolvency, Restructuring and Covid-19’ [June 2020]

Other events

Orientation for the first-year students across all courses on [August 2024]
Paper presentation on the topic “Status of women directors in Family-Owned Businesses (FOB)” as a part of the Centre for Women and Law’s National Seminar on ‘Women in Decision-Making Roles’ [Sept 2023]
CCL presentation in NAAC Exhibit [Sept 2023]
Orientation session for first years across all courses [August 2023]
Book Launch on Insolvency and Bankruptcy in Collaboration with EBC [March 2023]
Call for Chapters on ‘Contemporary Issues on Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws in India’ [August 2021]
The CCL Blog [May, 2021]
Orientation session for first-year students [March, 2021]
Monthly Corporate Law Updates [Started from January, 2021]
1^st Intra-University Essay writing competition on Corporate Law [November, 2019]

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

Newsletter
The Centre for Corporate Law, NLUO aims at creating an effective platform of discussion and discourse on the latest issues and challenges in corporate law and other allied areas. We desire to come up with logical solutions and create awareness among law students and academia. In furtherance of that, CCL presents you with two of our initiatives viz. “Monthly Updates” and “SIMPLIFIED”.

Insights

We have endeavored to release a monthly newsletter on corporate law titled ‘#Insights’ (earlier ‘Monthly Updates’) with the aim of giving comprehensive analysis of the latest development in the field to our peers. It covers legal updates of topics such as Insolvency law, securities law etc.

Book

Title: ‘Contemporary Issues on the Laws of Insolvency and Bankruptcy’
ISBN: 978819614549
Publisher: Eastern Book Company Pvt. Ltd. (EBC)
Forward by: Prof. (Dr.) M. S. Sahoo, Distinguished Professor, National Law University Delhi, and Former Chairman, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India.

The Centre for Corporate Law (CCL) at NLUO has published, ‘Contemporary Issues on the Laws of Insolvency and Bankruptcy’, a comprehensive book that delves into the current landscape of insolvency and bankruptcy laws in India. This book is a collection of twelve insightful chapters penned by esteemed legal professionals, experts, and enthusiasts in the field, offering readers a deep dive into various facets of this complex and evolving area of law.

Each chapter presents a unique perspective on critical issues within the domain of insolvency and bankruptcy, contributing to the ongoing discourse and providing valuable insights for practitioners, scholars, and students alike.

Chapter Summaries

Examining Cross-Border Insolvency Law in India
Author: Prof. (Dr.) V. Shyam Kishore
The opening chapter explores the intricacies of cross-border insolvency in India. It offers a comprehensive analysis of the existing legal framework, challenges, and potential reforms, providing a global perspective on how India can navigate cross-border insolvency issues.
Nexus between Mergers & Acquisitions and Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016
Authors: Anish Jaipuriar & Gaurav Rai
This chapter examines the intersection between mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016. The authors compare the M&A process under the Companies Act 2013 with that under the IBC, highlighting the practical differences and the implications for distressed companies.
The Position of Guarantors under the Indian Insolvency Regime – How far has the Noose been Tightened?
Authors: Swarnendu Chatterjee & Disha Jain
The authors delve into the position of personal guarantors under the IBC, focusing on the impact of the 2019 notification and the Supreme Court’s Lalit Kumar judgment. The chapter provides a critical analysis of the evolving legal landscape and its implications for guarantors.
Insolvency Resolution of RBI Regulated Entities in light of the DHFL Saga
Authors: Anwesha Pal & Dr. Shouvik Kumar Guha
This chapter discusses the insolvency resolution process for entities regulated by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), with a specific focus on the DHFL case. The authors analyse the legal and procedural challenges faced during the resolution and the broader implications for RBI-regulated entities.
Corporate Governance and the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016
Author: Dr. Preetha S.
This chapter explores the relationship between corporate governance and the IBC, 2016. It highlights how insolvency proceedings impact corporate governance practices and discusses the role of governance in the successful resolution of insolvency cases.
An Analysis of the Admiralty Act and the IBC
Authors: Dhrupad Vaghani & Ajiz MK
The authors present a critical analysis of the interplay between the Admiralty Act and the IBC. This chapter offers a unique perspective on how maritime claims and insolvency proceedings intersect, providing valuable insights for practitioners dealing with such cases.
Can the IBC be a Saviour for Enforcement of Arbitral Awards?: An Analysis of its Challenges and Limitations
Authors: Abir Lal Dey & Nidhi Arun Mamta Thakur
This chapter examines the potential of the IBC to serve as a mechanism for the enforcement of arbitral awards. The authors analyse the challenges and limitations of this approach, providing a balanced view of the opportunities and risks involved.
The Interplay between the IBC and other Statutes under the Indian Legal Regime
Authors: Ayush Negi & Tushar Krishna
The authors explore the complex relationship between the IBC and other Indian statutes. This chapter provides an in-depth analysis of how different legal frameworks interact with the IBC, highlighting potential conflicts and synergies.
Individual Insolvency in the Indian Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code: An Analysis
Authors: Animesh Upadhyay & Mudit Ahuja
This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of individual insolvency under the IBC. The authors analyse the legal provisions, challenges, and practical implications of individual insolvency proceedings in India.
Judicial and Legislative Perspective on Airline Insolvencies in India: A Critical Analysis
Author: Sonakshi Pandey
This chapter offers a critical analysis of the judicial and legislative responses to airline insolvencies in India. The author discusses key cases and legislative developments, providing insights into the unique challenges faced by the aviation sector.
Treatment of Contract of Guarantee under IBC, 2016
Authors: Aratrika Deb & Nutan Keswani
The authors examine the treatment of guarantee contracts under the IBC, focusing on the legal provisions and judicial interpretations that have shaped the current regime. This chapter provides a detailed analysis of the rights and obligations of guarantors in insolvency proceedings.
Withdrawal of Resolution Plans under the Indian Insolvency Regime: A Conundrum Authors: Arshit Kapoor & Sarthak Singhdeo
The final chapter addresses the complex issue of the withdrawal of resolution plans under the IBC. The authors analyse the legal and procedural challenges involved in such withdrawals, offering insights into the implications for stakeholders and the insolvency process.

Contemporary Issues on the Laws of Insolvency and Bankruptcy is an essential resource for anyone interested in the evolving landscape of insolvency and bankruptcy law in India. Whether you are a legal professional, academic, or student, this book offers valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities within this critical area of law.

Link to Purchase – https://www.ebcwebstore.com/product_info.php?products_id=99106066

BLOG

About the Blog

The Centre for Corporate Law (CCL) Blog serves as a platform for discussing contemporary issues within the ambit of corporate and allied commercial laws. Our blog is a space where students, academics, and professionals can contribute their insights and analyses on various topics related to the ever-evolving field of corporate law.

At the CCL Blog, we prioritize originality, relevance, and analytical depth in all our publications. Each submission undergoes a rigorous two-tier review process. In the tier I review process our dedicated student editors conduct a thorough evaluation, focusing on the quality and relevance of the content. Following this in the tier II review process, selected submissions are reviewed by our esteemed Board of Editors, consisting of seasoned professionals with vast expertise in corporate law. This comprehensive review process ensures that all published articles meet our high standards of quality and contribute meaningfully to the discourse on corporate law.

We encourage contributions that not only highlight the legal or economic impacts of recent developments but also offer innovative perspectives and analyses. Through this blog, the CCL aims to foster a robust exchange of ideas and promote a deeper understanding of corporate law among our readers.

By providing a platform for well-researched and thoughtful articles, the CCL Blog seeks to be at the forefront of corporate law scholarship, offering valuable resources to students, practitioners, and scholars alike.

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