IBBI Suspends Insolvency Professional for Misrepresentation
The IBBI has suspended an Insolvency Professional for two years for misleading the court about the existence of a Committee of Creditors.
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The IBBI has suspended an Insolvency Professional for two years for misleading the court about the existence of a Committee of Creditors.
The article explores the interplay between the PMLA’s asset retention powers and IBC’s clean-slate protection for corporate assets during insolvency.
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