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NCLT / NCLAT Matters

Overview – NCLT / NCLAT Matters

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) are specialized quasi-judicial bodies established under the Companies Act, 2013, to adjudicate corporate and company law disputes in India.

  • NCLT is the adjudicating authority for matters related to company law such as mergers and acquisitions, corporate insolvency resolution, winding up, oppression and mismanagement cases, and other corporate governance issues.

  • NCLAT serves as the appellate authority against orders passed by NCLT and other bodies such as the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI).

These tribunals provide a faster, specialized forum for resolving complex corporate disputes and ensuring compliance with legal provisions, promoting ease of doing business.

 

At Cardiff Services, we offer expert guidance and representation for all types of NCLT and NCLAT matters, helping companies navigate legal challenges efficiently and effectively.

Features – NCLT / NCLAT Matters

  • Specialized Quasi-Judicial Authority
    Dedicated tribunals for resolving corporate and company law disputes efficiently.

  • Wide Jurisdiction
    Covers mergers & acquisitions, insolvency proceedings, oppression & mismanagement, winding up, and more.

  • Fast-Track Dispute Resolution
    Provides quicker and streamlined resolution compared to regular courts.

  • Appellate Mechanism
    NCLAT serves as the appellate body for appeals against NCLT orders and other regulatory bodies.

  • Expert Legal Representation
    Skilled legal support in filing petitions, representation, and hearings.

  • Corporate Governance Enforcement
    Ensures adherence to company law provisions and protection of stakeholder interests.

  • Supports Insolvency Resolution
    Key role in the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) cases.

  • Reduced Litigation Costs
    More cost-effective compared to traditional court litigation.

  • Binding Decisions
    Orders passed by NCLT and NCLAT are legally binding and enforceable.

  • Transparency and Fairness
    Ensures fair hearings and due process in corporate disputes.

Documents Required – NCLT / NCLAT Matters

  • Certified copy of the Board Resolution authorizing the filing of the petition/application

  • Copy of the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the company

  • Certified financial statements and audit reports of the company

  • Copies of relevant agreements or contracts related to the matter

  • Affidavits supporting the petition or appeal

  • List of shareholders, creditors, or stakeholders involved

  • Copy of the order or judgment being appealed (for NCLAT matters)

  • Legal pleadings and detailed submissions

  • Copies of notices or communications exchanged between parties

  • Power of Attorney authorizing legal representation (if applicable)

  • Any additional documents supporting the case (e.g., compliance certificates, correspondence)

  • Fee payment receipts for filing the petition or appeal

  • Identification and KYC documents of authorized representatives

Procedure – NCLT / NCLAT Matters

  1. Case Assessment and Documentation

    • Evaluate the nature of the dispute and gather all necessary documents and evidence.

  2. Drafting Petition/Appeal

    • Prepare the petition or appeal with detailed grounds and supporting affidavits.

  3. Filing the Petition/Appeal

    • File the petition with the NCLT or the appeal with NCLAT, along with prescribed fees.

  4. Service of Notice

    • Serve notices to all concerned parties as per tribunal directions.

  5. Response from Opposing Party

    • Opposing party submits reply or counter-affidavit within the stipulated time.

  6. Preliminary Hearings

    • Attend preliminary hearings for case management and scheduling.

  7. Evidence Submission and Arguments

    • Present evidence, documents, and legal arguments before the tribunal.

  8. Mediation or Settlement (if applicable)

    • Engage in mediation or settlement discussions if directed by the tribunal.

  9. Final Hearing

    • Tribunal hears final submissions and reviews all materials.

  10. Order/Judgment

    • Tribunal issues its order or judgment based on merits of the case.

  11. Compliance and Execution

    • Comply with tribunal’s order; file necessary returns or execute directions.

  12. Further Appeals (if applicable)

    • In case of dissatisfaction, file appeals or review petitions within prescribed time limits.

With Cardiff Services, get expert support for all stages of NCLT/NCLAT matters ensuring timely and effective resolution.

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