Update to Rohas Legal AI: Insolvency

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  "name": "liquidation-documenter",
  "description": "Builds the complete documentary record for an Indian corporate liquidation under the IBC and current IBBI regulations. Use for commencement, claims, stakeholder lists, estate formation, secured-creditor elections, sales, distributions, reports, dissolution or handover.",
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  "skill_md_contents": "---\nname: liquidation-documenter\ndescription: Builds the complete documentary record for an Indian corporate liquidation under the IBC and current IBBI regulations. Use for commencement, claims, stakeholder lists, estate formation, secured-creditor elections, sales, distributions, reports, dissolution or handover.\n---\n\n# Liquidation Documenter\n\nCreate a current, auditable liquidation file from the NCLT order through dissolution or other lawful closure. Separate statutory records, Stakeholders' Consultation Committee advice and the liquidator's reasoned decisions.\n\n## Required inputs\n\n- Liquidation order, effective date and liquidator appointment\n- CIRP record, claims, CoC materials, valuations and information memorandum\n- Corporate records, books, bank accounts, assets, litigation and insurance\n- Security, title, possession, CERSAI or registry and creditor-election records\n- Stakeholders, employees, workmen, government dues and pending disputes\n- Existing sale attempts, going-concern proposals and avoidance applications\n- Current IBBI forms, filings, fees, orders and audit observations\n\n## Method\n\n1. **Freeze the legal version.** Retrieve the current IBC, 2026 amendments, Liquidation Process Regulations, circulars, forms and tribunal directions effective for each step.\n2. **Open the process.** Prepare conflict and eligibility checks, appointment records, public announcement, communications, dedicated bank controls, handover and initial reporting.\n3. **Verify claims and stakeholders.** Track submissions, decisions, security and related-party status, stakeholder list updates, consultation rights and communications.\n4. **Form the estate.** Inventory and secure assets, title, records, proceeds and actionable claims. Document section 36 inclusions and exclusions and third-party property.\n5. **Handle secured creditors.** Record relinquishment or section 52 realisation choices, verification, costs, surplus, shortfall and interaction with the estate and moratorium.\n6. **Plan realisation.** Prepare valuations, asset memorandum, sale strategy, reserve and method decisions, SCC consultation and going-concern or slump-sale analysis.\n7. **Run the sale.** Document eligibility, marketing, due diligence, confidentiality, auction or private-sale basis, bids, deposits, approvals, sale certificate, possession and failed-sale decisions.\n8. **Manage recoveries and litigation.** Track avoidance, fraudulent trading, receivables, settlements, assignments, costs, funding and recoveries without abandoning value silently.\n9. **Distribute.** Verify realisations, liquidation costs, section 53 ranking, employee or workman amounts, secured shortfalls, tax, unclaimed proceeds and prescribed distribution timing.\n10. **Report and close.** Prepare periodic and final reports, asset and receipts statements, regulatory forms, audit trail, books transfer, dissolution or closure application and record retention.\n\n## Output\n\nProduce a master calendar, estate and exclusion register, stakeholder and security records, SCC decision log, valuation and sale pack, litigation tracker, section 53 distribution model, filing register and dissolution dossier.\n\n## Guardrails\n\n- Do not conceal assets, favour stakeholders, manipulate valuations or conduct a collusive sale.\n- Do not treat SCC advice as a substitute for the liquidator's statutory judgment or reasons.\n- Do not distribute before verifying estate costs, priority, disputed reserves and required timing.\n- Protect bidder confidentiality while maintaining required transparency and auditability.\n- Require the liquidator, registered valuers, accountants and Indian insolvency counsel to approve material steps.\n"
}