NCLT Lawyer India
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Expert NCLT Lawyer Services Across India
An NCLT lawyer is a specialist legal professional who represents clients before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) — India's apex quasi-judicial body for corporate law and insolvency matters. At Accorg Consulting, our NCLT lawyers handle all proceedings under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) 2016, the Companies Act 2013, and related corporate statutes before all NCLT Benches across India, with deep expertise at the NCLT Indore Bench.
Whether you are a financial creditor, operational creditor, corporate debtor, or resolution applicant, our NCLT lawyers provide strategic, result-oriented representation to protect your rights and recover your dues.
Why Choose Accorg Consulting for NCLT Matters?
- Dual CA + Legal Expertise: Led by CA Harshaditya Kabra — a Chartered Accountant who understands both the financial and legal dimensions of NCLT disputes.
- 500+ NCLT Cases Handled: Proven track record across all NCLT Benches in India, including Indore, Mumbai, Delhi, and Ahmedabad.
- IBC 2016 Specialists: In-depth knowledge of CIRP, liquidation, resolution plans, and voluntary insolvency procedures.
- Fast Response: Urgent petition filing within 24-48 hours for time-sensitive matters.
- Corporate Dispute Experts: Beyond insolvency, we handle oppression & mismanagement, winding up, and company restoration.
Our NCLT Legal Services
1. Insolvency Petitions (IBC 2016)
- Filing Section 7 petition (financial creditor against corporate debtor)
- Filing Section 9 petition (operational creditor — unpaid invoices)
- Section 10 petitions (voluntary insolvency by corporate debtor)
- Defending against CIRP petition (Section 7/9 responses)
2. Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP)
- Appointment and representation of Insolvency Resolution Professional (IRP/RP)
- Resolution plan preparation, submission, and approval
- Committee of Creditors (CoC) representation
- Claims verification and filing
- Liquidation proceedings under Section 33
3. Companies Act Matters
- Oppression and Mismanagement petitions (Section 241/242)
- Winding up petitions (just and equitable)
- Company revival and restoration (NCLT/NCLAT)
- Director disqualification defense
- SFIO investigation defense
4. NCLAT Appeals
- Appeal against NCLT orders before NCLAT
- Supreme Court liaison for NCLAT matters
Our NCLT Process — How We Work
- Free Initial Consultation: Assess your matter, identify legal remedies, evaluate chances of success.
- Document Analysis: Review financial statements, loan documents, invoices, and corporate records.
- Petition Drafting: Precise, court-ready petitions tailored to each NCLT Bench's preferences.
- Filing & Service: Electronic filing (eFiling) + physical service on respondents.
- Regular Updates: WhatsApp/email updates after every hearing.
- Resolution Focus: Settlement negotiations where possible to save time and cost.
NCLT Benches We Appear Before
Our NCLT lawyers regularly appear before:
- NCLT Indore Bench (Principal Bench for Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh)
- NCLT Mumbai Bench
- NCLT Delhi Bench
- NCLT Ahmedabad Bench
- NCLT Chennai Bench
- NCLT Kolkata Bench
- NCLAT New Delhi
Frequently Asked Questions — NCLT Lawyer India
What is NCLT and what types of cases does it handle?
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) is a quasi-judicial body established under the Companies Act 2013 to adjudicate corporate disputes. It handles insolvency cases under IBC 2016, oppression & mismanagement, mergers, winding up, and company law violations. It replaced the erstwhile CLB, BIFR, and High Court company benches.
Who can file a petition before NCLT?
Financial creditors (banks, NBFCs, debenture holders), operational creditors (vendors, employees with unpaid dues ≥ ₹1 crore), corporate debtors themselves, shareholders (for oppression & mismanagement), and the Central Government (via SFIO/ROC) can file petitions before NCLT.
What is the minimum threshold to file an insolvency petition?
As of 2024, the minimum default amount to trigger CIRP is ₹1 crore for all creditors. Previously it was ₹1 lakh (was raised during COVID-19 and since retained at ₹1 crore).
How long does CIRP take at NCLT?
IBC 2016 mandates completion of CIRP within 180 days, extendable by 90 days (total 270 days). In practice, complex cases may take 12-24 months due to hearings and appeals. Accorg's NCLT lawyers work to fast-track resolution wherever possible.
Can I recover my money through NCLT if a company owes me dues?
Yes. Operational creditors (vendors, service providers) with unpaid dues of ₹1 crore or more can file a Section 9 petition. Financial creditors (banks, NBFCs) with a financial debt can file Section 7. Our NCLT lawyers evaluate your specific situation to choose the strongest legal route.
Areas We Serve — NCLT Legal Services
Accorg Consulting provides NCLT lawyer services across India, with offices in Indore (Madhya Pradesh), Mumbai, and Bangalore. We also serve clients based in Dubai, Singapore, and the US who have business disputes in India.