Courts: NCLT
Read latest NCLT judgments and orders on IBC, insolvency, liquidation, company law, mergers, oppression, mismanagement and corporate disputes.
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
No reason to entertain Bid Submitted After scheduled Time: NCLT
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Suspended directors running business of corporate debtor in fraudulent manner is liable u/s 66 of IBC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Liquidator Empowered to Decide Mode of Sale: NCLT
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
No resolution plan could be approved which favoured selectively particular Creditors
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Entity Issuing ‘Letter of Comfort’ cannot be treated as Corporate Debtor or Guarantor under IBC
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Debt converted into equity cannot be treated as Debt – NCLT is a summary court
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Financial Debt cannot be claimed Without Proof of Disbursement
Company Law
Company Law
Principal amount paid to corporate debtor by home buyers is a financial debt
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Bidder cannot request for conversion into sale as a going concern after accepting Corporate Debtor in slump sale
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Amazon cannot question initiation of CIRP proceedings against corporate debtor
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Moratorium as per section 14 of IBC is applicable to legal proceedings initiated under EPF & MP Act
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NCLT Terminates CIRP of Sahara Hospitality as parties signed settlement
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NCLT imposes penalty on Financial Creditor for Fraud & terminates CIRP
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Copy of Resolution Plan must be provided to Suspended Management of Corporate Debtor
NCLT brings together judgments and orders of the National Company Law Tribunal published on TaxGuru. Decisions may involve corporate insolvency resolution, liquidation, applications under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, mergers and amalgamations, oppression and mismanagement, restoration of companies and other proceedings under company and insolvency laws. Companies, creditors, insolvency professionals, Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries and advocates can use this archive to research NCLT decisions and follow developments affecting corporate insolvency and company-law proceedings.
