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A quasi-judicial authority established under the Companies Act, 2013.
Handles matters related to company law, insolvency, and restructuring.
Jurisdiction includes oppression & mismanagement, shareholder disputes, and class action suits.
Acts as the adjudicating authority for corporate insolvency under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016.
Authorised to approve mergers, demergers, and corporate restructuring schemes.
Empowers creditors and stakeholders to initiate insolvency resolution proceedings.
Ensures legal compliance and protection of minority shareholders’ rights.
Provides a time-bound and structured resolution process for distressed companies.
Appeals against NCLT orders can be made to the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT).
Strengthens corporate governance and accountability in India’s corporate ecosystem.
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Contact usNCLT is a specialized tribunal that handles corporate law disputes, insolvency matters, company amalgamations, shareholder oppression claims, and regulatory approvals.
Creditors, shareholders, company management, employees, and regulatory bodies can approach NCLT for corporate law or insolvency-related relief.
Yes, in certain cases like LLP winding up or restructuring, NCLT jurisdiction extends to LLPs as per the LLP Act and related rules.
Yes, any scheme of arrangement or compromise (merger, demerger, etc.) under Companies Act Sections 230-232 requires NCLT approval.
Timelines vary based on complexity and type of matter. Some hearings conclude in a few months, while others (like IBC cases) follow statutory timelines.
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