Description
Taxmann Publications Law & Practice of Insolvency & Bankruptcy (Set of 2 Vols) by R P Vats and Apoorv Sarvaria and Yashika Sarvaria
Taxmann's flagship section-wise Commentary on Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) is the most updated & amended. It is presented in a section-wise, integrated/interconnected & comprehensive format.
This book will be helpful for practitioners of Corporate Law associated with advisory and litigation.
The Present Publication is the 1st Edition, amended by the IBC (Amendment) Act 2021 and various Rules & Regulations amended up to August 2022. This book is authored by Mr R.P. Vats, Mr Apoorv Sarvaria & Ms Yashika Sarvaria, with the following noteworthy features:
[Flow of the Commentary]
The Commentary on each Section begins with the following:
Legislative History
Brief Overview
Detailed Comments
The matter is arranged in paras & sub-paras
[Integrated/Interconnected Commentary] that cohesively integrates the following:
Case Laws
Case Laws from the following Courts are covered:
Supreme Court
High Courts
NCLAT
NCLT
Cases dealing with the Constitutionality of the provisions and notifications
An exhaustive and easy-to-find subject index and list of cases
Rules and Regulations issued under the IBC
Circulars, Notifications & Guidelines issued under the IBC
Complete list of Sections with the date of enforcement and a list of the Sections which are not yet brought into force
[Comprehensive Commentary]
The structure and lucid language of the Commentary makes it reader-friendly and offers unparalleled research efficiency
A discursive style of writing is adopted, in which, at appropriate places, there is a general discussion of principles, and an attempt is made to analyse, classify, and group the case laws under several suitable headings and sub-headings
All conceivable aspects of a particular issue have been clubbed in one place to give a clear overall picture of the law
Any point of law not judicially annotated has been critically examined in the light of the statutory language
The object and scheme of the sections have been explained with comparative reference to the reports of the Banking Law Reforms Committee and the Insolvency Law Committees
The structure of the Commentary is as follows:
The Commentary has been divided into two volumes & six divisions
The first division comprises of Section-wise Commentary on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016
The second division includes the updated Rules and Regulations
The third division includes the Guidelines issued by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India
The fourth division includes the Notifications issued from time to time
The fifth division includes the Circulars issued by the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India from time to time
The sixth division includes the Reserve Bank of India (Prudential Framework for resolution of Stressed Assets) Directions, 2019
About the author
R.P. Vats
Mr R.P. Vats is the Managing Partner of VGC Law Firm (formerly Vats Gupta & Co.). He has been in the legal profession for more than 50 years and has been well recognised and made a name in banking and finance. Mr Vats has been the Vice-Chairman of the Bar Council of Delhi and the Founding President of the DRT Bar Association, Delhi. Since the inception of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, Mr Vats has appeared before NCLAT and NCLTs in insolvency-related matters for different stakeholders. Besides, he has taught in the Law Faculty, Delhi University and other prestigious institutions such as Management Development Institute, Gurugram and training academies of various banks and financial institutions for many years. Mr Vats has advised and represented many Maharatna, Navratna and Miniratna Central Public Sector Enterprises and has represented almost all public sector banks before various courts and fora.
Apoorv Sarvaria
Mr Apoorv Sarvaria is an Advocate, Insolvency Professional and qualified Independent Director. He is currently a Partner at VGC Law Firm. He is a former Judge in District Courts, Delhi (DJS). As an Advocate, he represents insurance companies, banks and financial institutions and other Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) before the Supreme Court of India, the High Court of Delhi, NCLAT, NCLTs and various arbitral tribunals. He has written many articles and contributed to many law books on different subjects. He has been the resource person for the IBBI, ICSI, Institute of Insolvency Professionals, Delhi Judicial Academy, Indian Law Institute and other Universities and law schools.
Yashika Sarvaria
Ms Yashika Sarvaria is an Advocate. She is currently a Partner at VGC Law Firm. She is a qualified Independent Director. She appears in many arbitrations and courts in commercial matters, including banking, insurance, insolvency and construction-related matters. She has written many articles on commercial laws, especially arbitration and insolvency laws, in various international journals.