Insolvency & Bankruptcy Matters
We Restructure. You Rebound
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“When financial collapse threatens legal order, we step in – not just to restructure but to restore.”
Insolvency is not merely a question of balance sheets. It is a battleground where law, finance, reputation, and commercial continuity converge. At Dyuksha Legal, our Insolvency & Bankruptcy Practice is built to operate precisely at that intersection aggressively enforcing rights, strategically restructuring liability, and powerfully representing clients in the high-stakes forum of financial survival or liquidation.
We recognize that insolvency proceedings, whether under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC), the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 (SARFAESI), or the Recovery of Debts Due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993 (RDDBFI), are not merely technical processes. They are existential crises for debtors and commercial opportunities for creditors. Our role is to protect our clients whichever side they’re on through tactical foresight, procedural dominance, and doctrinal command.
A Practice Engineered
The nature of insolvency litigation demands not only legal acumen but a multidisciplinary edge. At Dyuksha Legal, we bring together litigation expertise, regulatory insight, corporate finance understanding, and strategic negotiation to deliver outcomes that go beyond recovery—our aim is resolution with power.
Our team advises and represents a range of stakeholders including:
- Financial and operational creditors
- Corporate debtors and promoters
- Resolution Applicants
- Insolvency Professionals (IRPs/RPs)
- Secured lenders and asset reconstruction companies (ARCs)
- Guarantors—both corporate and personal
We have handled matters across sectors including real estate, manufacturing, infrastructure, consumer electronics, NBFCs, and retail, bringing deep sectoral nuance to every engagement.
Our Constitutional Anchoring in Insolvency Law
Dyuksha Legal is deeply mindful that insolvency frameworks cannot override constitutional values. We have successfully invoked:
Article 14 to challenge arbitrary CoC decisions lacking transparency
Article 19(1)(g) to contest exclusion of promoter applicants beyond the bar under Section 29A
Article 21 in cases where procedural lapses threatened liberty or led to unlawful coercion
Article 300A in SARFAESI challenges against disproportionate asset dispossession
Client-Centric Confidentiality
We know that insolvency proceedings can impact investor confidence, market reputation, and internal morale. Every client interaction is protected with absolute confidentiality. We collaborate with in-house teams, financial consultants, and restructuring agencies to offer 360-degree support.
Prudence Meets Commercial Wisdom
In insolvency and enforcement matters, timing is everything. A delayed notice, a poorly worded demand, or a misplaced objection can lead to irreversible loss. Our firm operates with tactical aggression and strict deadline discipline.
• We move swiftly on notices, filings, and interim relief applications
• We coordinate seamlessly with IRPs/RPs, forensic auditors, and asset valuers
• We structure settlements that balance financial realism with legal sustainability
We understand that resolution is not just about numbers it is about narrative, positioning, and leverage. That is the Firm’s legal edge.
Our Services Under the IBC Framework
We actively advise and appear in proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, across stages, including:
For Financial Creditors
- Drafting and filing petitions under Section 7 of IBC
- Constructing default frameworks with banking records, NPA triggers, and RBI circulars
- Advising on class action strategies for debenture holders, consortium lenders, and NBFC portfolios
Assisting in committee of creditors (CoC) voting, plan evaluation, and objection filings
For Operational Creditors
- Issuance of demand notices under Section 8, with legally sound annexures and statutory compliance
- Filing of Section 9 applications, ensuring procedural compliance and managing disputes raised under Section 8(2)
- Appearing before NCLT to oppose suppression of pre-existing disputes, or fraudulent CIRP initiation
For Corporate Debtors & Promoters
- Advising on defenses to CIRP admission including Section 10A (COVID-related default protection), limitation defenses, and disputes
- Assisting in communication with IRPs/RPs, information memorandum preparation, and forensic audits
- Filing of avoidance transaction applications—preferential, undervalued, or fraudulent
- Representing promoters in Section 66 proceedings or personal guarantees litigation
Resolution Applicants
- Strategic advisory on Expression of Interest (EOI) and Resolution Plan construction
- Due diligence on corporate debtor status, liabilities, and potential contingent exposures
- Representation before CoC and Adjudicating Authority during plan approval
- Drafting of compliance schedules under Section 30(2) and defending plan challenges
Beyond the IBC: SARFAESI and RDDBFI Litigation
Our insolvency practice is not confined to the IBC alone. Dyuksha Legal has a dedicated vertical handling cases under the SARFAESI Act, 2002 and the RDDBFI Act, 1993, including:
Under SARFAESI:
Drafting and defending notices under Section 13(2) and representations under Section 13(3A)
Strategic invocation of Section 13(4) taking symbolic and actual possession of secured assets
Filing applications under Section 14 for assistance of the District Magistrate/Chief Metropolitan Magistrate
We also represent borrowers and guarantors before Debt Recovery Tribunals (DRTs) and Appellate Tribunals (DRATs) challenging SARFAESI measures or seeking redemption rights.
Under RDDBFI:
Drafting and filing Original Applications (OAs) for debt recovery on behalf of banks and financial institutions
Securing interim reliefs such as attachment before judgment, restraint orders, and injunctions
Opposing enforcement actions on behalf of borrowers, including contesting Recovery Certificates
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