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An Intermediate Masterclass on India’s Insolvency Landscape
Instructor: Rajasekhar V.K.
Advocate & Former Judicial Member, National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
Course Price: ₹5,999 (inclusive of GST)
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) isn’t just a law; it’s a paradigm shift. It moved India from "debtor-in-possession" to "creditor-in-control," making time the most valuable asset in the room.
If you understand the sections but struggle with the "why" behind NCLT decisions or the limits of a resolution plan, this course is for you. We bridge the gap between statutory theory and courtroom reality.
At an intermediate level, you don’t just need to know the rules—you need to know how to navigate them. This course focuses on the essence of the Code: where legal authority ends and commercial discretion begins.
Go Beyond the Basics: Move past simple definitions into the strategic "Commercial Wisdom" of the CoC.
Case-Driven Insights: Analyze why the Supreme Court protects certain resolutions while striking down others.
Career Ready: Gain the vocabulary and tactical thinking used by top insolvency professionals and litigators.
By the end of this journey, you will be able to:
Decode the Philosophy: Understand why the IBC treats "default" as a fact, not a debate.
Navigate the Lifecycle: Master the path from the first filing (CIRP) to the finality of a resolution plan or liquidation.
Identify the "No-Go" Zones: Learn exactly where judicial review stops and the Committee of Creditors (CoC) takes over.
Drive Predictability: Apply the principles of finality and restraint to ensure a resolution plan actually stands the test of law.
Through judicial analysis and applied exercises, participants learn to identify where legal scrutiny ends and commercial discretion begins.
Total Sessions: 14
Total Teaching Hours: 28 hours
Session Duration: 2 hours (1.5 hrs lecture + 30 mins Q&A)
Class Frequency: Bi-weekly (Saturday & Sunday)
Start Date: 31 January 2026
Expected Completion: 21 March 2026
Timings: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Mode: Live Online
Recording Access: 6 months from last session
Certification: Yes
Medium of Instruction: English
*See full schedule below for detailed session dates and topics
Who should attend
Law Students
Practising Lawyers
Law Firm Partners & Associates
Banking & Finance Sector Professionals
Resolution Professionals
Chartered Accountants
Company Managers & In-house Counsel
Entrepreneurs & Investors
Decode the philosophy of the IBC, including why default is treated as a fact, not a debate
Navigate the full insolvency lifecycle—from CIRP admission to resolution or liquidation
Apply jurisdictional reasoning to admission, moratorium, CoC decisions, and judicial review
Distinguish statutory compliance from commercial choice in resolution planning
Identify the “no-go zones” of judicial intervention
Apply principles of finality, restraint, and predictability to real-world insolvency outcomes
Why does the IBC privilege commercial wisdom of the CoC over judicial discretion?
Where does judicial review stop, and why must tribunals exercise restraint?
What makes a resolution plan legally compliant but commercially sound?
Why does the Supreme Court uphold certain resolutions while striking down others?
When does insolvency truly conclude, and why finality matters systemically?
Advocate & Former Judicial Member, National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
Rajasekhar V.K. is a senior member of the Bar with nearly 38 years of experience across judicial office, insolvency litigation, corporate law, and public service.
As a Judicial Member of the NCLT, he presided over benches at Mumbai, Kolkata, Cuttack, and Allahabad, disposing of more than 6,000 matters, including a substantial body of insolvency jurisprudence under the IBC and company law matters under the Companies Act, 2013.
Prior to his judicial tenure, he practised independently at Chennai and served for 18 years in the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, contributing to major institutional initiatives including NFCG, CCI, and MCA21.
A prolific writer and speaker, his work—published in LiveLaw, Mint, The Hindu, BusinessLine, and IBBI publications—consistently emphasises jurisdictional discipline, systemic consequences of overreach, and resolution finality.
5 comprehensive sessions covering both criminal and civil law aspects:
Enroll now to gain a jurisdictionally disciplined, commercially informed understanding of India’s insolvency framework—taught by someone who has shaped it from the bench.
Expert Instructions from Rajasekhar V K
Certificate upon Completion
14 Comprehensive Sessions
28 Hours of focused learning
Includes 18% GST & gateway fees • Limited seats available
Questions? Contact us at academy@livelaw.in or +91 7994869912
