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Last updated: 2 October 2026
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) hears company law and insolvency matters, and the NCLAT hears appeals. Our team prepares the company-law groundwork — records, filings and documents — and works with advocates and authorised professionals who represent you before the tribunal.
The NCLT hears matters such as:
Appeals from NCLT orders go to the NCLAT:
Under section 432, a party may appear in person or through a chartered accountant, company secretary or cost accountant in practice, a legal practitioner or other authorised person.
Based on the Companies Act, 2013, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 and the NCLT and NCLAT Rules. Last updated: 27 September 2026.
Tribunal for company and insolvency matters
Appellate tribunal
Appeal under the Companies Act (+45 on sufficient cause)
Appeal under the IBC (+15)
Who can appear before the tribunal
Filing of tribunal orders with the ROC
Strong records and timely action make the difference.
Minutes, registers and filings do not support the case.
Appeals filed after the time allowed.
Post-order filings and actions left undone.
Related restructuring and dispute services.
Schemes before the NCLT.
Insolvency proceedings.
Above the RD limit.
Wider disputes.
Company-law position reviewed.
Records collected and organised.
Documents prepared for your representative.
Advocates or authorised professionals appear before the tribunal.
Order reviewed and next steps agreed.
ROC filings and actions after the order.
Implement the order fully and on time.
Order filed with the ROC where required.
Registers corrected as directed.
Appeal to the NCLAT within the limitation period, if needed.
Directions complied with and recorded.
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Company law matters such as oppression and mismanagement, mergers, rectification of registers and restoration, and insolvency under the IBC.
45 days under the Companies Act (extendable by 45 days) and 30 days under the IBC (extendable by 15 days).
The party in person, or a chartered accountant, company secretary or cost accountant in practice, a legal practitioner or another authorised person.
No. We prepare the groundwork and coordinate with advocates or authorised professionals who appear.
The order is implemented, filed with the ROC where required, and can be appealed to the NCLAT.
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Tribunal support is provided by Expertvuw’s team. Representation before the NCLT and NCLAT is made by independent advocates or practising professionals authorised to appear.