Courts: NCLAT
Read latest NCLAT judgments and orders on insolvency, IBC, company law, corporate disputes, competition matters and other appellate proceedings.
Application u/s. 95 of IBC admitted based on recommendation of resolution professional
Forfeiture of entire Earnest Money Deposit not justified owing to Covid-19: NCLAT Chennai
CPC Not Strictly Applicable to I&B Code Proceedings, NCLAT Grants Opportunity to File Objection Under Section 9
Acquisition can not be claimed on basis of unregistered document: NCLAT
State Bank filed valid application u/s 95 against personal guarantor: NCLAT Delhi
Payment of pre-CIRP electricity dues cannot be insisted for restoring electricity connection
Arbitration Notice Shows Pre-Existing Dispute; IBC Section 9 Application Rejected
Unilateral guarantee revocation doesn’t absolve guarantor’s obligation as revocation not agreed by Financial Creditor
Deprival of remedies under Article 21 of the Constitution not justifiable: NCLAT Chennai
Resolution professional free to participate in fresh process after rejection of plan by CoC
NCLT cannot exercise jurisdiction over matters dehors insolvency proceedings: NCLAT Delhi
Filing of application u/s 95 of IBC by Creditor in his individual capacity or jointly through RP was allowable
Operational Creditor Entitled to Extension U/S 19 of Limitation Act as Conditions Met
Application U/S 9 of IBC Wrongly Rejected as Financial Debt Proven: NCLAT Chennai
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.
