Courts: NCLAT
Read latest NCLAT judgments and orders on insolvency, IBC, company law, corporate disputes, competition matters and other appellate proceedings.
Financial creditor can initiate insolvency resolution process u/s. 7 of IBC against co-borrower: NCLAT Delhi
No claim could be entertained by Resolution Professional arising after commencement of CIRP
Tribunal held no pari materia between Section 37 of MVAT Act, Section 33 of MPVAT Act & Section 48 of GVAT Act
Approval of resolution plan proposing NIL amount to operational creditor upheld: NCLAT
CIRP rightly initiated in absence of pre-existing dispute: NCLAT Delhi
Stock Exchange NOC Not Required for Revival Schemes of Liquidating Companies
ED ordered to uplift attachment over assets of Corporate Debtor in terms of Section 32-A of IBC, 2016
Non-declaration of dividend & director changes not Oppression & Mismanagement: NCLAT Delhi
NCLAT Affirms Adjudicating Authority’s Power to Determine Fees & Expenses of RP
Electricity supply during CIRP essential hence RP can take coercive step to collect amount for its payment: NCLAT Delhi
Resolution professional not personally liable for payment made with approval of CoC: NCLAT Delhi
RERA Allottee Financial Creditors Must Meet Threshold for Section 7 IBC Application
NCLAT Raps Practising Company Secretary Over Filing Appeal with Voluminous Records
Corporate Guarantor’s Liability Stands Despite Non-Invocation of Guarantee: NCLAT
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.
