Case Law Compendium for the Limited Insolvency Examination
Understand the holding. See where it applies. Practise the reasoning the examination tests—with structured analysis of 90 decisions.
Compendium
Structured Analysis of 90 Landmark Cases
From case name to exam application
The Phase 10 syllabus applies from 1 October 2026. This eBook helps you identify the issue, understand the ratio and apply it to a new fact pattern—not simply memorise a list of cases.
Current-law statements use the 31 August 2026 cutoff, including commenced provisions of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Act, 2026. Historical holdings are distinguished from later statutory and appellate developments.
15 marks
Case Laws
60 marks
Case-study questions
100% MCQ format
Study both the principle and its application.
A clear route through complex judgments
Each analysis is organised to make the decision easier to study and harder to misapply.
The facts and legal issue
Case overview, procedural history, factual matrix and the precise question decided.
The ratio and its limits
Court reasoning, applicable provisions, material later treatment and common overstatements to avoid.
The exam scenario
Practical implications, examination traps and fact-intensive applications where appropriate.
Find the right case when you need it
- Clickable Contents and individual case links
- Supreme Court primary-subject index and quick-reference tables
- Cross-references and a consolidated case index
- PDF bookmarks for chapter and case navigation
Prakash K. Pandya
Advocate, Insolvency Professional & Accredited Mediator with more than 30 years of professional experience, including 25+ years as a Practising Company Secretary and 5+ years as an Advocate. His practice spans insolvency, corporate law, litigation and mediation; he serves on the Bombay High Court’s panel of mediators.
Ready to study the 2026 edition?
One-user access to the Second Edition. Team, departmental and enterprise terms are available by enquiry.
Before you purchase
Are full judgments included?
No. The eBook supplies structured analyses and links to source material, not complete judgment texts.
Is it aligned with the October 2026 examination?
It is designed for the Phase 10 syllabus effective 1 October 2026 and uses a 31 August 2026 legal cutoff. Check later legal and appellate developments before relying on a proposition in practice.
Is MCQ practice available separately?
The eBook describes a companion LIE MCQ Practice Portal. Read its FAQ or email for current availability and pricing.
Can a team or institution obtain access?
Yes. Contact the Chamber for team, departmental and enterprise terms.