Courts & Tribunals Practice
NCLT Lawyers in Delhi
NCLT Delhi — where corporate disputes are resolved with precision.
200+
NCLT Matters
5
Years NCLT Practice
3
NCLT Benches Covered
Our Practice Before This Forum
The National Company Law Tribunal, Principal Bench at New Delhi, is the primary adjudicatory forum for corporate insolvency, oppression and mismanagement, class action claims, and company law disputes. NCLT practice requires a different skill set from general corporate advisory — it demands procedural fluency, deep familiarity with NCLT Rules 2016, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016, and the ability to move quickly when timelines are statutory. Corpus Juris Legal maintains an active NCLT practice at the Delhi Principal Bench, appearing regularly in insolvency proceedings, shareholder disputes, and court-directed mergers. Our team combines substantive corporate law knowledge with the advocacy skills required in tribunal practice.
- — Regular appearances before NCLT Principal Bench, New Delhi
- — IBC CIRP — both creditor and corporate debtor representation
- — Oppression and mismanagement petitions under Sections 241-242
- — NCLT-approved mergers and demergers under Sections 230-232
- — Class action suits under Section 245 of the Companies Act 2013
- — Winding up petitions and voluntary liquidation proceedings
Frequently Asked Questions
What matters can be filed before the NCLT in Delhi?+
NCLT has jurisdiction over insolvency and bankruptcy (CIRP, liquidation), oppression and mismanagement of companies, reduction of share capital, compromises and arrangements (mergers, demergers), class action suits, conversion of companies, and winding up of companies.
How quickly must a CIRP application be filed after debt default under IBC?+
There is no mandatory timeline for filing, but the limitation period for IBC applications is three years from the date of default. Once an application is admitted, the CIRP must be completed within 180 days, extendable to 270 days by NCLT order. Resolution plans must be approved within 330 days of initiation.
Can a financial creditor and operational creditor both file at NCLT?+
Yes, both categories of creditors can initiate CIRP under the IBC. The minimum default threshold is ₹1 crore (revised from ₹1 lakh in 2020). The process is identical but financial creditors have stronger rights in the Committee of Creditors.
What is the difference between NCLT and NCLAT?+
NCLT is the trial forum — it hears matters at first instance. NCLAT (National Company Law Appellate Tribunal) hears appeals from NCLT orders. Corpus Juris Legal appears before both forums in Delhi, ensuring continuity of representation from first instance through appeal.
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