Courts: NCLAT
Read latest NCLAT judgments and orders on insolvency, IBC, company law, corporate disputes, competition matters and other appellate proceedings.
No irregularity found in adoption of Swiss Challange Method: NCLAT uphold decision of adjudicating authorirty
No Appeal U/s. 61 of IBC maintainable post Corporate Debtor dissolution: NCLAT Delhi
Rejection of interlocutory application for declaring process memorandum for resolution plan incomplete not justified
Commercial wisdom of CoC in rejecting resolution plan and opting for liquidation non-justiciable
Regulation 16A(3A) of CIRP regulations to be followed for replacement of authorised representative
Resolution Professional Lacks Jurisdiction to Compute Post-Layoff Salary: NCLAT Delhi
Non-fulfillment of debt owed to CD is default on part of personal guarantor: NCLAT
Absolute right of Corporate Debtor over property established hence it is part of liquidation estate
Scheme of Arrangement U/S 230 Not Allowed Post E-Auction of Corporate Debtor
Application u/s. 7 of IBC allowed even if proceedings initiated before Debts Recovery Tribunal
Contempt Proceedings Can Be Initiated Against Individuals, Not Companies: NCLAT Chennai
IBC: Appeal Against Section 30 Proceedings Not Maintainable After Resolution Plan Approval – NCLAT
Retention allowance not part of salary without evidence or legal basis: NCLAT Chennai
NCLAT Dismisses Appeal against Rejected Resolution Plan after Second Plan Approval
NCLAT brings together judgments and orders of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal published on TaxGuru. The archive covers appeals involving the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, company law, corporate insolvency resolution, liquidation, oppression and mismanagement and other matters falling within NCLAT’s jurisdiction, including applicable competition-law proceedings. Insolvency professionals, companies, creditors, resolution applicants, Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries and advocates can use this category to research NCLAT precedents and follow important developments in insolvency and corporate jurisprudence.
