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07th August, 2020	All resolution plans under IBC to be put to vote simultaneously - Daiji world
07th August, 2020	IBBI amends Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India Regulations, 2016 - The Statesman
07th August, 2020	IBBI amends rules for corporate resolution, voluntary liquidation process - Business Standard
07th August, 2020	Committee of Creditors can vote on multiple resolution plans simultaneously: IBBI - Economic Times
07th August, 2020	All resolution plans under IBC to be put to vote simultaneously - Daiji world
07th August, 2020	IBBI amends Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India Regulations, 2016 - The Statesman
06th August, 2020	Fast relief: MSMEs may get waiver from one-year insolvency suspension, centre plans special resolution framework - Financial Express
06th August, 2020	IBBI amends liquidation process regulations; liquidator's fee to 'depend' on the work done - Economic Times
06th August, 2020	Reluctant recollections - The Week
06th August, 2020	India: Circulars/Notifications Issued By IBBI – July 2020 - Mondaq
06th August, 2020	IBBI amends liquidation process regulations - Outlook India
06th August, 2020	IOB drags Sakthi Sugars to insolvency court - Times of India
06th August, 2020	Jaypee insolvency: SC transfers all appeals before NCLAT to itself - Business Today
06th August, 2020	Covid-19: Indian precedent case for cross-border insolvencies is now gaining importance - Pinsent Mansons
06th August, 2020	Lenders nominate a resolution professional to administer under stress Essar's Mahan project - Economic Times
06th August, 2020	Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board amends liquidation process regulations - Money Control
06th August, 2020	Jaypee Case: SC transfers all pending appeals in NCLAT to itself, next date August 31 - Money Control
06th August, 2020	IBBI amends regulations for liquidation process - Millennum Post
06th August, 2020	Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board amends liquidation process regulations - Business Standrad
06th August, 2020	Ricoh India Insolvency: Creditors’ Committee Cannot Approve Illegal Conduct, NCLAT Says - Bloomberg Quint