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IBBI Notifies Panel of Insolvency Professionals and IPEs for Appointments under the IBC (Valid January–June 2026): Structure, Criteria, and Regulatory Significance
REEDLAW Legal News Network | Published on: 16 January 2026 | 🔗 Find Shareable Link at the End The REEDLAW Legal News Network reports: The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI), on 16 January 2026, published the updated panel of Insolvency Professional Entities (IPEs) and Insolvency Professionals (IPs) for appointment as Interim Resolution Professionals (IRPs), Resolution Professionals (RPs), Liquidators, and Bankruptcy Trustees (BTs) under the Insolvency and B
3 days ago4 min read
Failure to Disclose All Known Encumbrances in Public Auction Vitiates Sale and Entitles Purchaser to Refund with Interest
The Supreme Court held that non-disclosure of litigation by a state authority during a public auction vitiates the sale and mandated refund of the deposited amount with 9% interest, affirming transparency and restitution principles.
4 days ago4 min read
IRP’s Right to Represent Corporate Debtor in Criminal Proceedings: Supreme Court Bars Parallel Criminal Proceedings and Protects Accused from Custody
The Supreme Court held that once insolvency begins, the IRP alone represents the Corporate Debtor in criminal cases, barred parallel proceedings, and protected the accused from custodial detention after filing of the charge sheet.
6 days ago4 min read
Limits of Article 226 Judicial Review Over Disciplinary Orders: Delhi High Court Upholds Suspension of Insolvency Professional
The Delhi High Court clarified that Article 226 cannot be used to re-evaluate evidence in disciplinary matters and upheld strict standards of accountability for Insolvency Professionals.
Jan 195 min read
Admission Under Section 7 Is Mandatory on Proof of Debt and Default: Supreme Court Reaffirms the Narrow Vidarbha Exception
The Supreme Court reaffirmed that admission of a Section 7 application is mandatory once debt and default are proved, restricting the Vidarbha discretion strictly to exceptional circumstances and restoring certainty to IBC jurisprudence.
Jan 176 min read
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