Taxmann's Limited Insolvency Examination MCQs & Case Analysis Raghuram Manchi 2nd Edition 2022

This book provides the 60+ Case Laws for the Limited Insolvency Examination prescribed by the IBBI in the syllabus, revised from 1^st March 2022. It also incorporates 350+ MCQs to test the readers' conceptual understanding.

Description

This book provides the Case Laws for the Limited Insolvency Examination prescribed by the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Board of India ('IBBI') in the syllabus, revised from 1^st March 2022.

The Present Publication is the 2^nd Edition, authored by Raghuram Manchi, with the following noteworthy features:

• [Coverage of 60 Judgements] delivered by various Courts & Tribunals and prescribed by IBBI
• [Simple Language to Understand the Concepts] in the Case Laws, especially from the point of view of passing the Limited Insolvency Examination
• [Short Notes] are given for each case in the form of an executive summary without resorting to legal jargon(s) or paraphrasing
• [Section-wise Table] has also been incorporated so that the reader can understand which case is to be read, with the respective section
• [Summaries of Last-minute Revisions] are incorporated in a tabular format with the following details:
• Case Name
• Brief
• Related Section
• [350+ MCQs to Test the Readers' Conceptual Understanding] of the respective section as well as the respective case law
• The contents of the book are as follows
• Section I
• Notes on National Company Law Tribunal ('NCLT') Cases
• For Quick Reference: Summaries of NCLT Cases
• Revision Questions on NCLT Cases
• Section II
• Notes on National Company Law Appellate Tribunal ('NCLAT') Cases
• For Quick Reference: Summaries of NCLAT Cases
• Revision Question on NCLAT Cases
• Section III
• Notes on High Court Cases
• For Quick Reference: Summaries of High Court Cases
• Revision Question on High Court Cases
• Section IV
• Notes on Supreme Court Cases
• For Quick Reference: Summaries of Supreme Court Cases
• Revision Question on Supreme Court Cases
• Multiple Choice Questions: Combined Case Law