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  IBC UPDATE | CLEAN SLATE DOCTRINE REAFFIRMED


Ujaas Energy Ltd. v. WBPDCL (Supreme Court)


🔍 Key Takeaways:


✅ Once a Resolution Plan is approved (Section 31, IBC) →  

👉 All claims not included = EXTINGUISHED FOREVER


🚫 No Counterclaims Allowed Post-Approval  

Tribunals cannot entertain fresh or surviving counterclaims after approval of the plan.


⚖️ Set-Off: Limited but Permitted  

✔ Can be raised as a defense in arbitration  

❌ Cannot be used for:

- Independent recovery  

- Claiming surplus amounts  


📌 “Clean Slate” Doctrine Strengthened  

The successful resolution applicant gets the company free from past liabilities, ensuring certainty and revival.


💡 Practical Impact:

- Creditors must file claims timely during CIRP  

- Post-plan litigation scope is strictly limited  

- Arbitration rights survive only as a shield, not a sword

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