Rule-making power under insolvency law covers forms, fees, notices, fund administration and insolvency proceedings. Central Government is empowered to make rules by notification for carrying out the purposes of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. The rule-making power extends to forms, manner and fees for insolvency, bankruptcy and resolution applications; demand notices; particulars and documents; proof of debt; public and creditor notices; fund administration; Board service conditions; conduct of insolvency and liquidation proceedings; and other specified procedural and administrative matters.
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Rule-making power under insolvency law covers forms, fees, notices, fund administration and insolvency proceedings.
Central Government is empowered to make rules by notification for carrying out the purposes of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. The rule-making power extends to forms, manner and fees for insolvency, bankruptcy and resolution applications; demand notices; particulars and documents; proof of debt; public and creditor notices; fund administration; Board service conditions; conduct of insolvency and liquidation proceedings; and other specified procedural and administrative matters.
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