Companies Act
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NCLAT states that agreement executed prior to incorporation of Company is not enforceable but company is regulated by its MOA & AOA
NCLAT upholds the order of NCLT; says agreement executed prior to incorporation of company cannot be enforced; orders Respondents to…
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NCLAT states Sections 241-242 of Companies Act, 2013 cannot be invoked for settlement of disputes of a “Producer Company”
NCLAT sets side order of NCLT; says provisions of Companies Act, 2013 will not apply to Producer Companies as the…
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NCLAT holds the period of limitation starts when the first violation of right occurs or is discovered
NCLAT upholds the order of NCLT wherein a case of oppression and mismanagement was made out against Appellants; says Appellants…
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NCLAT rejects appeal for restoration of a Company’s name, interprets term “otherwise” mentioned in Section 252 (3) Companies Act, 2013
NCLAT finds no infirmity in the order of the NCLT upholding the striking off of the name of the Appellant…
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Case Summary : NCLAT’s order in Standard Chartered Bank vs. Satish Kumar Gupta, R.P. of Essar Steel Ltd. & Ors
NCLAT modifies impugned order of the Adjudicating Authority and modifies Resolution Plan submitted by ArcelorMittal India Pvt. Ltd to safeguard…
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NCLAT holds that cancellation of shares of minority shareholders without following provisions of the Companies Act amounts to oppression & mismanagement
NCLAT sets aside the impugned order of the NCLT and finds acts of cancelling the shares of Petitioners amounts to…
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NCLT in exceptional circumstances doesn’t allow MSME to regain control of the Corporate Debtor
NCLT dismisses appeal against order of Adjudicating Authority approving Resolution Plan of Corporate Debtor; says that it is open to…
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NCLAT orders appellant to constitute CSR Committee finding its net profit exceeding the prescribed threshold
NCLAT holds appellant liable to constitute CSR committee of the Board in terms of Section 135(1) as the net profit…
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Family settlement has to be treated differently as compared to any other commercial settlement however interest & welfare of company is paramount, holds NCLT
NCLT passes an order formalising division arrived at the family settlements; says the welfare and interest of the company is…
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NCLT holds that IBC does not permit related parties being Financial Creditors to participate in CoC, hence transactions between related parties & outsiders cannot be equated
NCLT approves Resolution Plan; says any transactions between the related parties cannot be equated to transactions with outsiders on an…
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