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Bankruptcy rules for individuals may be delayed due to workload of DRTs

The government planned to notify the bankruptcy provisions last year itself

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Bankruptcy provisions for individuals and proprietorship firms, among others, under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), are unlikely to be put into effect anytime soon due to a heavy workload on debt recovery tribunals (DRTs). Also, the notification of the rules on cross-border insolvency could be delayed further in the absence of e-courts, according to official sources.

The government planned to notify the bankruptcy provisions last year itself.

Among the issues being examined by a high-power committee on the IBC is whether or not to notify the bankruptcy and cross-border insolvency regulations.
 
A senior official of the Ministry of Corporate

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