20 August 2026

THE “SKIN IN THE GAME” PARADOX IN CIIRP: DEBTOR-IN-POSSESSION AND STAKEHOLDER PROTECTION

20 August 2026 / Blog, Featured Posts / Kinshi Walia and Priyanshi Agarwal

Introduction The Creditor-Initiated Insolvency Resolution Process (CIIRP) framework 2026 marks an important shift in Indian insolvency law. It moves away from the fully court-driven logic of CIIRP and toward an out-of-court, debtor-in-possession model in which the existing management remains in control, but under creditor-led supervision. The attraction is obvious; faster resolution, less litigation, and a

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MACHINE OUTPUTS AS HEARSAY: DOCTRINAL UNCERTAINTY AND THE CASE FOR A DEDICATED EVIDENTIARY FRAMEWORK

20 August 2026 / Featured Posts, Blog / Priyanshi Aggarwal and Komal Mirdha

I. Introduction A defendant’s location at the time of a crime may be established either by a GPS record authenticated through human testimony or by the independent output of an autonomous AI system. Across the United States, India, and the United Kingdom, existing evidentiary doctrine often makes it easier to admit the latter. Hearsay doctrine

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