NCLT & Insolvency (IBC)
The National Company Law Tribunal is where corporate distress and shareholder conflict are resolved — and both move fast under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. We represent creditors, corporates and promoters before the NCLT on insolvency under the IBC and on oppression-and-mismanagement and other company-law disputes, with an eye on the commercial outcome, not just the order.
What we do
- Insolvency (IBC) applications by financial & operational creditors
- Claims, resolution & Committee-of-Creditors advisory
- Oppression & mismanagement petitions
- Company-law petitions and compliance disputes
Common issues we resolve
- Recovering dues from a company in or near insolvency
- Defending a company against a premature insolvency application
- Minority shareholders squeezed out or ignored
- Deadlock between promoters or shareholders
How the engagement works
- 1
Position assessment
We assess your standing — creditor, corporate or shareholder — and the strongest route at the NCLT.
- 2
Filing & representation
We prepare the petition or defence and represent you through the proceedings.
- 3
Resolution
We drive towards the commercial result: recovery, resolution, or a negotiated exit.
Frequently asked questions
An operational creditor can initiate insolvency for an undisputed debt above the statutory threshold, after a demand notice. It is a powerful lever — but it must be used correctly. We assess whether it fits your situation.
Related services
Further reading
All insights →Section 7 by allottees: meeting the 100-or-10% threshold
The IBC door opened to homebuyers, then narrowed. Assembling the numbers is now the first and hardest part of the petition.
Homebuyers as financial creditors: what the IBC route does and doesn't get you
Insolvency gives allottees a seat at the table — and a threshold to clear first. When the IBC helps a stalled project, and when it freezes it.
Your project is in CIRP: what happens to your booking, your money and your possession
The moratorium stops your RERA case mid-stride. Here is where your claim goes instead, and what it is worth when it gets there.
Tell us about your matter.
Book a consultation and we will tell you plainly where you stand — and what it takes to resolve it.