IBC Landmark SeriesONE JUDGMENT · THREE SEATS

About the series

The IBC Landmark Series takes the judgments that built India’s insolvency law and frames each one as a single page with three depths — so a student, a practitioner and a specialist can all read the same judgment and each walk away with something complete.

The idea

One judgment, three seats

A courtroom holds three kinds of readers, and they need three different things from the same judgment:

The Gallery — about five minutes, no legal vocabulary. The case as a story: who wanted what, the turning points, the twist, the verdict.
The Bar — about twelve minutes, for someone who must argue it. The questions the Court actually answered, an interactive chart of the mechanism, and the holdings — our reading and the Court’s verbatim words, side by side, always distinguishable.
The Bench — the craft. The over-readings that trip up even seniors, how each side cites the case against the other, and an interactive test you can run on your own brief.

Each level ends with a gate inviting you one seat up. Stop anywhere; every level is complete in itself.

The discipline

Verbatim, or it doesn’t go on the page

Every quotation on every page is copied verbatim from the certified copy of the judgment and tagged with its paragraph number, so you can check it — and cite it — in seconds.

Where the page interprets, it says so: “Our reading” is always labelled and visually separate from “The Court”. Disposition-only relief is flagged as not doctrine. Paragraph numbering follows the original transcript; the law reports’ renumbering may differ — check your edition before citing pin-point in court.

The pages

Built to be used

Every page is a single self-contained file — it loads instantly, works offline once opened, and prints to a clean PDF for your brief. The charts are drawn from the judgment’s own facts; click any element for its story, with the paragraph citation attached.

The plan

One hundred landmarks

The series runs to one hundred judgments of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code — the cases that decided who may file, who may bid, who gets paid, and who walks away clean. New pages are added as they clear the verbatim check. Read what’s published so far →