IBC and NCLT timelines do not wait. Every case we take on is run through a structured case-management system — so that whether you need a Section 8 demand notice in 24 hours, a CoC meeting minutes for tomorrow's vote, or a §29A defence by next hearing, the document is drafted to specialist quality and reviewed by a senior advocate before it leaves our desk.
A disciplined four-stage process — from instruction to filing — built on a confidential, AI-powered case file that the assigned advocate works from at every hearing.
Generic legal-AI tools weren't precise enough for IBC work. We built a specialist platform from the ground up — for NCLT, IBC, Companies Act, and Indian Contract Act practice.
Trained system prompts grounded in IBC 2016, Companies Act 2013, Indian Contract Act 1872, and IBBI regulations. Citation-aware. Bench-aware. Stakeholder-aware (creditor / debtor / RP / personal guarantor / promoter). No co-mingling of matters. No data used for training.
Organised in 8 categories across the full CIRP lifecycle and ancillary NCLT proceedings. Each template is tuned to the specific Section, IBBI regulation, or Contract Act provision that governs the document.
Sometimes you need a focused analytical output before committing to a full engagement. These structured reports are delivered same-day on a fixed-input form basis — useful for assessing exposure, eligibility, or strategy before deciding whether to file.
Whether you've received a Sec 8 demand notice, need to file a Sec 252 revival, or want a strategy memo before deciding — our case-management approach delivers specialist work at speed.