Global Vision Law Firm is home to an experienced NCLT lawyer in Delhi handling corporate insolvency, CIRP representation, resolution plans, liquidation, oppression and mismanagement, and NCLAT appeals. Led by Advocate Amarendra Kumar Dubey with 13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed, our team represents creditors, corporate debtors, resolution applicants, and promoters across Delhi NCR.
NCLT proceedings move fast and carry consequences that can reshape a company's ownership, control, and survival within months. Whether you are a creditor trying to recover dues, a corporate debtor facing insolvency, or a minority shareholder fighting oppression - the right NCLT lawyer in Delhi at the earliest stage often determines the outcome.
Global Vision Law Firm's corporate team understands that NCLT matters are won on precise drafting, strict timelines, and a clear grasp of both the Companies Act and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. Our approach combines rigorous documentation with strategic representation before the Committee of Creditors, Resolution Professionals, and the Tribunal itself.
From the first demand notice through admission, CIRP, resolution or liquidation, and any NCLAT appeal - our experienced NCLT advocates in Delhi stay with a matter until it is resolved.
The Supreme Court has clarified that the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process must ordinarily be completed within an outer limit of 330 days, including any litigation time, from the date of admission. Missing procedural steps or delaying key filings can push a matter dangerously close to this limit. Our NCLT lawyers in Delhi manage timelines closely to protect our clients' position throughout CIRP.
If you receive a Section 8 demand notice as an operational creditor's precursor to a Section 9 application, a prompt and well-drafted reply disputing the debt (where genuinely disputed) can prevent an insolvency application from being admitted altogether. Call us before the 10-day response window lapses - at +91 9599801188.
Our NCLT advocates represent every category of stakeholder in a corporate insolvency or dispute - creditors, corporate debtors, resolution applicants, promoters, and minority shareholders - before the Tribunal and in appeal.
NCLT applications are frequently dismissed on technical grounds. We draft every Section 7, 9, or 10 application, and every reply, to withstand procedural scrutiny.
We appear regularly before the NCLT Delhi bench and the NCLAT in New Delhi, with escalation to the Supreme Court where a matter warrants it.
We represent creditors, corporate debtors, and resolution applicants in negotiations with the Committee of Creditors and the appointed Resolution Professional throughout CIRP.
Oppression and mismanagement matters under Section 241/242 require careful evidence of prejudicial conduct - we build these cases meticulously for minority shareholders.
We provide a written fee estimate after the first consultation, based on the nature and value of the matter. No ambiguity, no surprise charges.
From the first insolvency application to NCLAT appeal, our experienced NCLT lawyers in Delhi cover every stage of corporate and insolvency litigation.
Filing and defending insolvency applications by banks, NBFCs, and other financial creditors against a defaulting corporate debtor.
Insolvency applications for vendors, suppliers, and service providers owed undisputed operational debt, including drafting the mandatory demand notice.
Representing a corporate debtor seeking to voluntarily initiate its own insolvency resolution process where continued operation is unviable.
Full representation through the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process - claims filing, Committee of Creditors negotiations, and coordination with the Resolution Professional.
Drafting and reviewing resolution plans for resolution applicants, and representing stakeholders in plan approval proceedings before the NCLT.
Representation in liquidation where no resolution plan is approved, including claims verification and distribution of proceeds under the liquidation waterfall.
Representing minority shareholders and members in disputes over prejudicial conduct, exclusion from management, or misuse of company funds.
Representing personal guarantors of corporate debt facing separate insolvency proceedings under the IBC, alongside or independent of the company's own CIRP.
NCLT approval proceedings for mergers, amalgamations, and schemes of arrangement between companies, including compliance and objection handling.
Applications for compounding of offences under the Companies Act before the NCLT and Regional Director, to resolve technical or procedural non-compliance.
Representation in winding up matters that remain within civil court or NCLT jurisdiction, including transitional matters under the Companies Act framework.
Appeals against NCLT orders before the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal in New Delhi, and further appeals to the Supreme Court on questions of law.
From the first notice to final resolution or appeal, here is how our NCLT lawyers in Delhi carry a matter through to conclusion.
Call +91 9599801188 to discuss the matter. We review your documents, confirm whether NCLT is the right forum, and assess the strength of your position.
For operational creditor claims, we draft and serve the mandatory Section 8 demand notice, and for other matters, prepare the necessary pre-filing documentation.
We file the appropriate application before the NCLT Delhi bench - whether under Section 7, 9, or 10 IBC, or under Section 241/242 of the Companies Act.
We argue for or against admission of the application, addressing any procedural or substantive defects raised by the opposing side.
Once CIRP is admitted, we represent clients in claims verification, Committee of Creditors proceedings, and resolution plan negotiation or challenge.
We represent stakeholders at the plan approval hearing, or in liquidation proceedings where no viable resolution plan is approved within the statutory timeline.
We assist in the implementation of an approved resolution plan or the execution of liquidation proceedings to their conclusion.
Where an NCLT order is unfavourable, we file and argue an appeal before the NCLAT in New Delhi, and before the Supreme Court where the matter warrants.
Our corporate and insolvency advocates in Delhi NCR appear across every forum relevant to NCLT and corporate disputes.
Insolvency, oppression & mismanagement, mergers
Appeals against NCLT orders
Writ jurisdiction over NCLT/NCLAT matters
Appeals on questions of law
Compounding & compliance matters
Overlap matters - guarantor recovery
The NCLT Delhi bench has jurisdiction over companies whose registered office is in Delhi, making it the relevant forum for a large share of corporate and insolvency disputes across the NCR business ecosystem. Our experienced NCLT lawyers in Delhi appear before this bench regularly and understand its practice and procedure closely.
Founder & Managing Partner of Global Vision Law Firm - 13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed across Delhi's corporate and insolvency forums.
Advocate Amarendra Kumar Dubey is the Founder and Managing Partner of Global Vision Law Firm and an experienced NCLT lawyer in Delhi - with 13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed. A graduate of the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, he has built a distinguished corporate litigation practice representing creditors, corporate debtors, resolution applicants, and promoters in insolvency and company law disputes. His practice covers Section 7, 9 and 10 IBC applications, CIRP representation, resolution plans, liquidation, oppression and mismanagement, personal guarantor insolvency, and NCLAT appeals before the NCLT Delhi bench, NCLAT New Delhi, and the Supreme Court of India. Known for his precise, strategy-driven approach, Adv. Dubey is regularly sought by businesses and individuals across Delhi NCR facing high-stakes corporate and insolvency matters.
Associate Advocate with 6+ years specialising in Section 7 and 9 IBC applications, CIRP filings, and claims verification before the NCLT Delhi bench.
Associate Advocate with 6+ years in oppression and mismanagement matters, resolution plan review, and NCLAT appeals before Delhi's corporate law forums.
13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed across Delhi's corporate and insolvency forums.
Real outcomes - dues recovered through CIRP, oppression cases resolved, resolution plans approved.
"Our company was owed a large sum by a vendor who kept avoiding payment. Global Vision Law Firm filed a Section 9 application before the NCLT Delhi bench, and the pressure of admission led to a full settlement before the matter even proceeded further.
VKVikram K.Operational Creditor, Section 9 IBC, NCLT Delhi
"As a minority shareholder being systematically excluded from company decisions, I filed an oppression and mismanagement petition with the firm's help. The NCLT ordered significant changes to protect my rights within a reasonable timeframe.
SNSanjay N.Oppression & Mismanagement, Section 241/242
"Our resolution plan for a distressed company faced objections from a dissenting creditor. Global Vision Law Firm's team represented us before the NCLT and secured approval of the plan, allowing the business to continue operating.
RAResolution ApplicantResolution Plan Approval, NCLT Delhi
Common questions about NCLT proceedings, insolvency, and corporate disputes in Delhi NCR.
Global Vision Law Firm is led by Advocate Amarendra Kumar Dubey - Founder and Managing Partner with 13+ years of experience and 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed. The firm's NCLT team handles Section 7, 9 and 10 IBC applications, CIRP representation, resolution plans, liquidation, oppression and mismanagement disputes, and NCLAT appeals.
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) is a quasi-judicial body handling corporate disputes under the Companies Act 2013 and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) 2016 - including insolvency resolution, liquidation, oppression and mismanagement, mergers, and compounding of offences.
Section 7 allows a financial creditor to initiate insolvency for default on financial debt. Section 9 allows an operational creditor to initiate proceedings after a demand notice, if payment isn't made within 10 days. Section 10 allows the corporate debtor itself to voluntarily initiate insolvency proceedings against its own company.
CIRP is designed to be completed within 180 days from admission, extendable by 90 days, with an outer limit of 330 days including litigation time, as clarified by the Supreme Court. Complex cases with multiple resolution applicants can take longer.
Yes. A company can avoid liquidation if the Committee of Creditors approves a viable resolution plan, which the NCLT then sanctions. Liquidation is generally a last resort, pursued only when no resolution plan is approved within the statutory timeline.
Oppression and mismanagement proceedings allow minority shareholders to approach the NCLT when a company's affairs are conducted prejudicially - such as exclusion from management or siphoning of funds. The NCLT can order remedies including removal of directors or restructuring of shareholding.
Personal guarantor insolvency allows creditors to initiate proceedings against an individual who personally guaranteed a corporate loan, separate from the company's own CIRP. Promoters and directors who gave personal guarantees can face personal insolvency proceedings even during a company's CIRP.
Yes - orders passed by the NCLT can be appealed before the NCLAT in New Delhi, generally within 45 days, with a further appeal to the Supreme Court of India on questions of law. Global Vision Law Firm represents clients at both the NCLT and NCLAT stages.
Facing insolvency, an NCLT dispute, or an oppression claim? Global Vision Law Firm - 13+ years, 1400+ cases handled and successfully executed. Free first consultation. Call now.
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