29A Eligibility in Action | Procedural Checklist & Landmark Judgments | DCirrus Webinar

Section 29A of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) plays a critical role in determining who is eligible to submit a resolution plan during insolvency proceedings.

In this DCirrus webinar, Lalit Mathur, Co-Founder, DCirrus, and Rahul Shankar, Legal & Compliance Head, DCirrus, break down the practical aspects of Section 29A eligibility and the process of assessing whether a resolution applicant meets the statutory requirements.

The session provides a practical overview of the key provisions, procedural considerations, and judicial interpretations that insolvency professionals and stakeholders need to understand.

Key topics covered:

• Overview of Section 29A and its key clauses • Understanding eligibility and ineligibility under the IBC • Step-by-step procedural checklist for eligibility assessment • Landmark Supreme Court, NCLAT, and NCLT judgments • Common pitfalls in the eligibility assessment process • Practical considerations for resolution professionals and lenders • Implications for resolution applicants and transaction advisors

Who should watch:

• Insolvency Resolution Professionals • Resolution Professionals • Transaction Advisors • Legal Practitioners • Corporate Counsels • Lenders & Financial Creditors • Insolvency Professionals • Law Students & Researchers

This webinar provides practical insights into Section 29A, resolution applicant eligibility, and insolvency resolution processes, helping stakeholders navigate one of the important eligibility provisions under the IBC.

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Guest name

Lalit Mathur; Rahul Shankar

Guest designation

Lalit Mathur — Co-Founder, DCirrus Rahul Shankar — Legal & Compliance Head, DCirrus

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