Supreme Court allows debt restructuring for a non-personally liable spouse owning a home used as security for a joint debt.

The Supreme Court granted the applicant's request for debt restructuring despite the applicant not being personally liable for the debt. The applicant and their spouse owned a house together and lived there, which served as security for the joint debt. The court ruled that the applicant could receive restructuring relief because the property was essential security for the obligation incurred jointly.