IBC Liquidation & Tribunal Advisory
Legal support for liquidation orders, creditor disputes, statutory applications and NCLT proceedings.

Support for assessing the appropriate route, meeting legal requirements and coordinating an orderly closure.
Legal support for liquidation orders, creditor disputes, statutory applications and NCLT proceedings.
Assess eligibility, solvency statements, corporate authorisations, documentation and compliance under Section 59 of the IBC.
Assess Section 248 eligibility, strike-off applications, statutory prerequisites and related MCA filings.
Review creditor rights, security interests, claims, asset realisation and statutory distribution.
Advise on outstanding compliance, employee obligations, tax matters, licences and regulatory requirements.
Assist with dissolution-related documentation, tribunal proceedings, restoration issues and post-closure support.
Liquidation and closure are distinct legal processes. The appropriate route depends on the company’s financial position, outstanding liabilities, creditor interests and applicable laws. Our team supports stakeholders through route assessment, documentation, statutory filings, creditor coordination, asset realisation and post-closure matters.

Assess whether the circumstances call for an IBC process, voluntary liquidation, strike-off or another lawful route.
Identify claims, notices, priorities and procedural rights that may apply to stakeholders.
Coordinate corporate, insolvency, tax, employee and regulatory obligations relevant to the selected process.
Review outstanding liabilities, proceedings and filings before proceeding with closure.
Support asset records, claims, distribution and settlement documentation as applicable.
Coordinate process milestones, final filings, closure records and related compliance.
Liquidation and closure are distinct legal processes. The appropriate route depends on the company’s financial position, outstanding liabilities, creditor interests and applicable laws. Our team supports stakeholders through route assessment, documentation, statutory filings, creditor coordination, asset realisation and post-closure matters.
Businesses considering a solvent or insolvent closure, strike-off or liquidation route.
Smaller companies addressing liabilities, statutory filings and orderly business closure.
Leadership assessing responsibilities, approvals and compliance before closure.
Creditors reviewing claims, security, process rights and distribution.
Secured and financial creditors coordinating claims, security and recovery matters.
Affected parties seeking clarity on outstanding obligations and the applicable process.

A high-level comparison of common closure routes. Eligibility, process and outcomes depend on the entity’s financial position and applicable law.
| Parameter | IBC Liquidation | Voluntary Liquidation | Company Strike-Off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Governing law | IBC Section 33 onwards | IBC Section 59 | Companies Act Section 248 |
| Typical situation | Insolvency or CIRP outcome | Solvent corporate person | Eligible inactive company |
| Authority | NCLT and liquidator | Voluntary liquidator | Registrar of Companies |
| Creditor treatment | Claims and statutory waterfall | Payment and settlement of liabilities | Liabilities must be addressed |
| Asset realisation | Under IBC framework | Under voluntary liquidation regulations | Not a liquidation process |
| Final outcome | Dissolution under IBC | Dissolution after completion | Removal from register |
| Parameter | Parameter | Liquidation | Business Sale | Business Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Objective | Wind down and distribute assets | Transfer business or assets | Restore operational viability | |
| Operational continuity | Generally winding down | Depends on transaction | Continue operations | |
| Creditor role | Statutory claims and priorities | Depends on transaction | Negotiated restructuring | |
| Ownership change | Ends with dissolution | Usually central | Not necessary | |
| Legal framework | IBC or other closure laws | Corporate, contract and tax laws | Contractual, regulatory and restructuring laws | |
| Key risk | Insufficient realisations | Hidden liabilities | Turnaround failure |
This comparison is indicative and is not legal advice. Route eligibility and procedural requirements should be assessed against current law and the company’s circumstances.
Assess eligibility and financial position, select the appropriate route, complete statutory steps and support closure through final filings.
Review financial position, liabilities, claims and available closure routes.
Examine documents, creditor claims, assets, compliance and pending proceedings.
Choose between IBC liquidation, voluntary liquidation, strike-off or another lawful option.
Prepare resolutions, declarations, applications and supporting records.
Coordinate MCA, NCLT, ROC and other applicable filings and statutory requirements.
Support asset records, claims, creditor payments and distribution.
Complete dissolution or strike-off steps and address ongoing post-closure obligations.
The specific checklist depends on the closure route, company status, liabilities and stakeholder requirements.
Professional fees depend on the company’s financial position, proceedings, stakeholders and selected closure route. Government filing charges, liquidator costs, tribunal fees, taxes and third-party expenses are assessed separately.
For complex ownership, activity-specific permissions, foreign participation or tailored requirements.
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Answers to common questions about liquidation, company closure and the available statutory routes.
Perspectives shared with permission by clients of our advisory teams.
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Guides and checklists to help stakeholders understand liquidation, voluntary closure and post-closure obligations.
From closure eligibility and voluntary liquidation to creditor claims, asset realisation, statutory compliance and dissolution support, Astronis Global provides integrated corporate, regulatory, legal and business advisory for an orderly and legally compliant business exit.
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