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Corporate Law
Corporate Law
NCLAT upheld admission of Insolvency application & dismissed appeal by Former Promoter
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Status quo order restoring liquidator under voluntary liquidation process not justified
Company Law
Company Law
Contingencies as part of resolution plan justifiable: NCLAT Delhi
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Application u/s. 9 of IBC not rejectable as undisputed significant portion of debt is above threshold limit
Company Law
Company Law
Submission of amended petition by adding relief without obtaining order not tenable
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Delay in restoration appeal against NCLT order condoned as sufficient cause shown: NCLAT Delhi
Company Law
Company Law
Delay of 147 days in refiling appeal against NFRA order without appropriate reasons not condoned
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Approval of resolution plan doesn’t ipso facto absolve guarantor
Company Law
Company Law
Delay in filing Restoration Application in Contempt Proceedings condoned by NCLAT
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Demerger between closely held family concerns allowed based on shareholders unequivocal consent
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Resolution plan didn’t require prior approval of CCI as exempt vide MCA notification dated 07.03.2024
Company Law
Company Law
Existence of financial debt and default thereof established hence section 7 application rightly admitted
Company Law
Company Law
Liquidation application to be proceeded as resolution plan not implemented
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Section 7 application under IBC admissible as debt and default proved
Explore the latest NCLAT judgments, orders and legal developments on TaxGuru. Coverage includes the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, CIRP, liquidation, resolution plans, creditor and debtor rights, Companies Act issues and related appellate developments. The page is designed to help insolvency professionals, companies, lenders and advisers follow significant rulings and their practical corporate-law implications.
