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Argued the first-ever Section 10 petition filed in India under the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016. The matter went on to produce the first resolution plan approved under the Code anywhere in India — foundational precedent on the operation of voluntary CIRP by a corporate applicant.
Part of the counsel team in the first resolution plan approved by the Principal Bench of the National Company Law Tribunal at New Delhi — a matter of early systemic importance, setting the template for resolution-plan scrutiny under the Code.
Acting for Committees of Creditors comprising public sector and private banks across a series of corporate insolvency resolution proceedings, including votes on resolution plans, section 7 applications and related appellate work.
Representation of corporate promoters and personal guarantors in defence of insolvency proceedings, including challenges to admission under sections 7 and 9, and proceedings relating to personal guarantors under Part III of the Code.
Acting for resolution applicants in negotiating, submitting and defending resolution plans through committee approval and tribunal confirmation, including appellate defence of approved plans.
Advising and appearing for Resolution Professionals (IRPs & RPs) on matters of plan approval, avoidance applications, adjudication of claims, and related operational and contentious questions arising in CIRP.
Civil suits, commercial-court proceedings and appellate work including contractual-construction disputes, breach and specific-performance actions, and writ and appellate proceedings before the High Courts.
Lender-side representation in SARFAESI enforcement, section 13/14 applications, securitisation challenges and related writ proceedings before the Debts Recovery Tribunal, Appellate Tribunal and the High Courts.
Representation in petitions under sections 241 and 242 of the Companies Act, 2013, covering board conduct, minority-shareholder protection, related-party transactions and reliefs against oppressive acts.
Ad hoc and institutional domestic arbitrations across commercial, construction and corporate subject-matter, and related proceedings under sections 9, 11, 17, 29A, 34 and 37 of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996.
Alongside his practice, Mr. Dasgupta regularly delivers guest lectures on insolvency, debt-recovery law, and creditor-rights jurisprudence at law schools and professional forums across India.
His commentary on landmark rulings has appeared in the financial and legal press, including analysis of significant Supreme Court and NCLAT decisions shaping the operation of the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code.