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India’s insolvency courts faced massive delays in 2025, with thousands of cases stuck and assets frozen despite new appointments.
In 2025, India’s National Company Law Tribunal faced severe delays in resolving corporate insolvency cases, with nearly 10,000 cases stuck at the admission stage and over ₹10 lakh crore in assets frozen.
Despite 24 new appointments and expanded bench capacity, the average resolution time reached 688 days—far exceeding the 270-day legal limit—due to case backlogs, repeated adjournments, contested defaults, and excessive litigation.
Infrastructure shortages and parallel regulatory actions, including under PMLA, further hampered progress, prompting legal experts to call for structural reforms to improve efficiency and enforce timelines.
Los tribunales de insolvencia de la India se enfrentaron a retrasos masivos en 2025, con miles de casos atascados y activos congelados a pesar de los nuevos nombramientos.