NCLT Law Firm – Expert Corporate Insolvency & Tribunal Legal Services

AMLEGALS is a specialized NCLT law firm providing comprehensive legal representation before the National Company Law Tribunal across India. Our experienced team handles complex corporate insolvency proceedings, debt resolution matters, and tribunal advocacy under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 and Companies Act 2013.


Comprehensive NCLT Legal Services

Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process

Our NCLT law firm provides complete legal support for corporate insolvency proceedings:

  • Section 7 Applications: Financial creditor representation with debt recovery exceeding Rs. 1 crore

  • Section 9 Petitions: Operational creditor applications for insolvency initiation

  • Section 10 Proceedings: Corporate debtor voluntary insolvency applications

  • Resolution Plan Development: Strategic planning and approval processes

  • Committee of Creditors Representation: Creditor rights protection and voting guidance

Liquidation and Winding Up Services

We handle all aspects of corporate liquidation proceedings:

  • Voluntary liquidation process management

  • Compulsory liquidation representation

  • Asset realization and distribution oversight

  • Liquidator appointment and supervision

  • Stakeholder coordination and compliance

Companies Act 2013 Tribunal Matters

Our firm represents clients in various Companies Act proceedings:

  • Merger and amalgamation approvals
  • Scheme of arrangement and compromise

  • Reduction of share capital matters

  • Oppression and mismanagement cases

  • Corporate governance compliance disputes

Industry Expertise and Specialization
Financial Services Sector

Our NCLT law firm handles complex matters involving:

  • Banking and financial institution insolvency

  • Non-banking financial company proceedings

  • Asset reconstruction company matters

  • Mutual fund and insurance sector disputes

  • Regulatory compliance and enforcement

Infrastructure and Real Estate

We provide specialized representation for:

  • Infrastructure project insolvency cases

  • Real estate development company proceedings

  • Construction industry debt resolution

  • Housing finance company matters

  • Project finance restructuring

Manufacturing and Industrial Sectors

Our services extend to:

  • Industrial company insolvency proceedings

  • Manufacturing sector debt restructuring

  • Supply chain financing disputes

  • Export-import business matters

  • Technology and startup company proceedings

NCLT Jurisdiction and Multi-Location Practice

AMLEGALS operates across multiple NCLT benches nationwide:

  • Mumbai Bench: Maharashtra and Goa jurisdiction

  • Delhi Bench: NCR and northern states coverage

  • Ahmedabad Bench: Gujarat and surrounding regions

  • Chennai Bench: Tamil Nadu and southern states

  • Kolkata Bench: West Bengal and eastern states

  • Bengaluru Bench: Karnataka and neighboring areas

Legal Process and Methodology
Pre-Application Assessment

  • Comprehensive case evaluation and viability analysis

  • Documentation review and completeness verification

  • Strategic planning and timeline development

  • Stakeholder consultation and coordination

  • Regulatory compliance assessment

Application Filing and Representation

  • Form preparation and accurate submission

  • Supporting document compilation and organization

  • Hearing scheduling and case management

  • Professional advocacy and argument presentation

  • Settlement negotiation and facilitation

Post-Order Implementation

  • Order compliance monitoring and guidance

  • Resolution plan implementation support

  • Asset transfer and distribution oversight

  • Regulatory filing and notification assistance

  • Ongoing legal advisory services

Specialized Practice Areas

Cross-Border Insolvency

Our firm handles international insolvency matters:

  • Foreign creditor representation in Indian proceedings

  • Cross-border asset recovery and enforcement

  • International cooperation and coordination

  • Multi-jurisdictional debt restructuring

  • Regulatory compliance across jurisdictions

Pre-Packaged Insolvency Resolution

We provide expertise in the new pre-pack framework:

  • MSME-focused resolution processes

  • Expedited timeline management

  • Pre-negotiated resolution plan development

  • Stakeholder consensus building

  • Regulatory approval facilitation

Corporate Debt Restructuring

Our restructuring services include:

  • Out-of-court settlement negotiations

  • Strategic debt restructuring schemes

  • Asset reconstruction and revival planning

  • Business turnaround strategies

  • Operational restructuring guidance

Professional Standards and Approach

Technical Expertise

Our NCLT law firm maintains:

  • Deep understanding of IBC provisions and amendments

  • Comprehensive knowledge of NCLT rules and procedures

  • Regular updates on regulatory changes and precedents

  • Specialized training in corporate insolvency law

  • Continuous professional development programs

Why AMLEGALS as NCLT Law Firm?

Proven Track Record

  • Extensive experience in complex insolvency matters

  • Successful resolution of high-value corporate cases

  • Strong relationships with tribunals and stakeholders

  • Recognized expertise in specialized practice areas

  • Consistent client satisfaction and referrals

Multi-Disciplinary Approach

Our integrated legal services include:

  • Corporate law and governance advisory

  • Regulatory compliance and enforcement

  • Debt recovery and enforcement mechanisms

  • Commercial litigation and arbitration

  • International legal coordination

Strategic Partnerships

We maintain professional relationships with:

  • Insolvency professionals and resolution specialists

  • Chartered accountants and financial advisors

  • Asset valuation and auction experts

  • International law firms and consultants

  • Industry associations and regulatory bodies

Industries and Sectors Served

Our NCLT law firm provides services across diverse sectors:

  • Banking and financial services

  • Information technology and telecommunications

  • Healthcare and pharmaceuticals

  • Energy and infrastructure

  • Manufacturing and industrial

  • Real estate and construction

  • Retail and consumer goods

  • Transportation and logistics

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the minimum debt threshold for filing NCLT applications?
A: The minimum default amount is Rs. 1 crore for both financial and operational creditors under the current IBC provisions.

Q: How long does the corporate insolvency resolution process take?
A: The standard timeline is 180 days with a possible 90-day extension, totaling maximum 270 days excluding litigation periods. But, it varies depending upon the applications filed by different stakeholders and many other unforeseen factors.

Q: Can foreign entities participate in NCLT proceedings?
A: Yes, foreign creditors and investors can participate in Indian insolvency proceedings subject to regulatory compliance and documentation requirements.

Q: What are the key differences between Section 7 and Section 9 applications?
A: Section 7 applies to financial creditors with financial debt relationships, while Section 9 covers operational creditors providing goods or services with payment defaults.

Q: How are employee claims treated in insolvency proceedings?
A: Employee dues for 24 months preceding insolvency initiation are treated as preferential payments ranking above other unsecured creditors.

Q: Can NCLT proceedings be settled through negotiation?
A: Yes, parties can reach settlements or one-time settlement arrangements subject to creditor approval and tribunal consent at various stages.

Q: What documentation is required for NCLT application filing?
A: Requirements include board resolutions, financial statements, default evidence, demand notices, and prescribed forms depending on the application type.

Q: How does the Committee of Creditors function?
A: The CoC comprises financial creditors who vote on resolution plans, liquidation decisions, and other critical matters with decisions requiring specified voting thresholds.

Q: What happens if no resolution plan is approved?
A: The company proceeds to liquidation under a court-appointed liquidator who realizes assets and distributes proceeds according to legal priority.

Q: Can NCLT orders be appealed?
A: Yes, NCLT orders can be appealed to the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) within specified time limits and procedural requirements.

This comprehensive content addresses the technical aspects of NCLT practice while maintaining professional standards and providing valuable information for potential clients seeking specialized legal representation.

Contact for NCLT

To know more about our law firm’s specialised practice in NCLT, please feel free to connect with the following:
  • Email: info@amlegals.com or rohit.lalwani@amlegals.com
  • Boardline : +91-8448548549
  • Offices: Ahmedabad |  Bengaluru | Chennai | Mumbai | New Delhi | Kolkata | Prayagraj | Pune | Surat

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