KAY & Partners — Insights
Commentary on recent judgments and regulatory developments across our practice areas. Analysis is factual and educational. Nothing here constitutes legal advice.
The Merger Queue
A Creditor Committee Voted on a Merger Before the Competition Regulator Could. The Supreme Court Said That Order of Events Matters.
Hindustan National Glass and Industries Limited had once been the dominant name in India's container-glass industry. By the time the insolvency proceedings concluded, it had shed that status along with most else. The res…
Read analysis →The Real Estate Rescue
One Project Defaults. That Does Not Mean the Entire Developer Goes Into Insolvency. NCLAT Is Clear.
A real estate developer with multiple active projects faces an insolvency petition from homebuyers in one stalled development. The NCLT admits it. Suddenly, every other project — with its own buyers, its own lenders, its…
Read analysis →The Rupee Valuation
A Resolution Plan Valued Fraud Recoveries at Rs. 1. The Supreme Court Said the CoC Was Entitled to Do Exactly That.
The resolution of DHFL — once among India's largest housing finance companies, and one of its most spectacular corporate failures — produced a plan that assigned all future recoveries from fraudulent transactions to Pira…
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