Cosmic CRF v. Myotic Trading: Supreme Court on Section 29A Eligibility

09 September 2026

The Supreme Court in Cosmic CRF v. Myotic Trading clarifies the interplay between Section 29A of the IBC and the “clean slate” doctrine, and its impact on resolution applicant eligibility.

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Cosmic CRF v. Myotic Trading: Supreme Court on Section 29A Eligibility

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