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Litigation turning out to be a big hurdle for IBC: Economic Survey

Cites World Bank's Ease of Doing Business report, which said it takes 1,445 days to resolve a commercial contract in India, versus 589.6 days in OECD high income countries, 120 days in Singapore

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Despite the IBC being introduced in 2016 and first 12 companies were sent for debt resolution in June 2017, some of the large accounts like Bhushan Power are still pending in the court due to litigation

Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
The Economic Survey has said the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) is facing serious hurdles due to litigation initiated by various parties, adding that there is a need for efficient legal systems. The Survey said the court system remains the single most important way for ex-post resolution and the performance in the area of dispute resolution and contract enforcement in India remains a concern and needs to be focused on. 

The Survey cited the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business report (2020), which said it takes 1,445 days to resolve a
commercial contract in India as compared to 589.6 days in

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