Last Updated: August 2026 | Global Vision Law Firm — New Delhi | ~6 min read Written by: The Editorial Team, Global Vision Law Firm Reviewed by: Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey, Founder & Managing Partner
Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey is the Founder & Managing Partner of Global Vision Law Firm, Delhi — with 13+ years of dedicated corporate litigation experience including NCLT insolvency proceedings, IBC Section 7 & 9 petitions, CIRP representation for creditors and debtors, PPIRP for MSMEs, NCLAT appeals, and Companies Act matters before the NCLT Principal Bench. LL.B., University of Delhi (2012). B.Sc. Mathematics. Senior Legal Advisor, LegalFund India. Established 2013. Contact: +91 9599801188.
When a company in Delhi receives an IBC demand notice — or a minority shareholder needs to challenge oppressive conduct before NCLT — the choice of lawyer determines the outcome as much as the merits of the case.
Not every lawyer who says “we handle NCLT matters” has the depth of practice, the procedural accuracy, and the current legal knowledge that NCLT proceedings specifically demand.
This page explains — with verifiable, specific evidence — why Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey and Global Vision Law Firm have earned their reputation as among the best NCLT lawyers in Delhi for creditors, corporate debtors, MSMEs, and shareholders.
Every claim on this page is specific. Every credential is verifiable. Every case principle cited is sourced from primary legal records.
👨⚖️ Part 1: Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey — Verified Credentials and Qualifications
Educational Qualifications — Publicly Verifiable
LL.B. — Faculty of Law, University of Delhi (2012) The University of Delhi’s Faculty of Law is consistently ranked among India’s top three law schools. Its LL.B. curriculum — covering civil procedure, criminal law, constitutional law, corporate law, and evidence — provides the foundational framework for multi-forum corporate litigation practice.
B.Sc. (Mathematics) — Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University This is not a credential that most law firm profiles emphasise. But it matters directly for NCLT practice: IBC proceedings — particularly Section 7 petitions by financial creditors and multi-party CIRP matters — involve complex debt structures, charge documents, financial statements, and multi-creditor priority calculations. The analytical rigour developed in a mathematics background applies directly to the financial analysis that effective NCLT representation requires.
Professional Standing — Verifiable from Public Records
Bar Council of Delhi — Enrolled Advocate Enrolment with the Bar Council of Delhi is the threshold for practice in Delhi’s courts and tribunals — including NCLT. Adv. Dubey has been enrolled and continuously in active practice since 2012.
Founder & Managing Partner — Global Vision Law Firm (Established 2013) Global Vision Law Firm was established in 2013 — giving the firm 13+ years of continuous legal practice. The firm’s establishment predates many of the key IBC developments: the IBC itself was enacted in 2016, the 2018 Mobilox judgment that clarified the pre-existing dispute standard, the 2019 Amendment that introduced ACI, and the 2026 GLS Films ruling that reaffirmed NCLT’s role at admission. Global Vision Law Firm has been present through — and has advised clients through — every major development in this evolving legal framework.
Senior Legal Advisor — LegalFund India LegalFund is India’s leading third-party litigation funding company — which evaluates 500+ commercial claims annually before deciding which to fund. The appointment of Adv. Dubey as Senior Legal Advisor reflects institutional recognition of his commercial litigation and insolvency expertise. When a litigation funding company — whose financial returns depend entirely on correctly assessing case merit — selects a lawyer as Senior Advisor, it is a credibility signal that goes beyond self-promotion.
📚 Part 2: Legal Expertise — Specific, Verifiable Knowledge Areas
E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) requires demonstrating specific knowledge — not generic claims. Here is what Adv. Dubey and Global Vision Law Firm specifically know and practise:
IBC Section 7 — Financial Creditor Petitions
Section 7 of the IBC allows banks, NBFCs, ARCs, debenture holders, and any person owed money under a financial contract to initiate CIRP against a defaulting corporate debtor. There is no minimum default threshold for Section 7.
What makes Section 7 petitions complex: Proving the “financial debt” and “default” as defined under Sections 5(7) and 5(12) of the IBC. Defective documentation at the admission stage — missing account statements, incomplete charge documents, or failure to establish the financial contract — results in rejection. NCLT must admit within 14 days of a defect-free filing.
Global Vision Law Firm’s Section 7 practice: Adv. Dubey has represented banks, NBFCs, and private lenders in Section 7 proceedings — filing applications with complete financial documentation including loan agreements, account statements, demand/recall notices, and security documents. His financial analysis background directly supports the precise debt calculation that Section 7 applications require.
IBC Section 9 — Operational Creditor Petitions
Section 9 allows suppliers, contractors, and service providers to initiate CIRP for unpaid debts above ₹1 crore. Mandatory prerequisite: Section 8 demand notice served at the MCA21 registered office with a 10-day response period.
The most current judicial standard (April 2026): The Supreme Court in GLS Films Industries Private Limited v. Chemical Suppliers India Private Limited (2026 INSC 344, April 9, 2026) reaffirmed that NCLT only examines whether a plausible pre-existing dispute exists — not its merits. This ruling directly affects how Section 9 petitions are framed (for creditors) and how Section 8 replies are structured (for debtors).
Global Vision Law Firm’s Section 9 practice applies this current judicial standard — both in framing petitions to pre-empt pre-existing dispute challenges and in building pre-existing dispute defences for debtor clients.
IBC Section 241–242 — Oppression and Mismanagement
Minority shareholders (10%+ of paid-up share capital, or with NCLT’s waiver) can approach NCLT when the company’s affairs are conducted oppressively or prejudicially.
The foundational authority — Dale & Carrington v. P.K. Prathapan (2005) 1 SCC 212: The Supreme Court set aside an oppressive share allotment where directors issued shares to cement their own control — establishing the principle that the power to issue shares must be exercised for proper purposes. Adv. Dubey applies this principle in Section 241 matters involving share dilution, fund diversion, and director removal.
The 2026 NCLT precedent: The NCLT Hyderabad Bench in Ashok Kumar Mandhani v. MBG Commodities (P) Ltd. (2026 SCC OnLine NCLT 3247, June 16, 2026) cancelled a ₹2.5 crore share allotment finding it oppressive — holding that a defective rights issue that systematically diluted minority shareholding constituted oppression under Section 242. Global Vision Law Firm’s Section 241 practice is informed by the most current 2026 NCLT decisions.
PPIRP — Pre-Packaged Insolvency for MSMEs
PPIRP under Sections 54A–54P was introduced specifically for MSMEs with defaults between ₹10 lakh and ₹1 crore — allowing debt restructuring without management suspension. The IBBI Second Amendment Regulations 2026 (in force June 1, 2026) introduced Regulation 42 on termination of PPIRP proceedings.
Adv. Dubey’s MSME practice — coordinated with Global Vision’s dedicated MSME legal services — covers PPIRP from pre-filing creditor negotiation through NCLT admission and Base Resolution Plan implementation.
Voluntary Liquidation — Section 59 IBC
The IBC Amendment Act 2026 (Presidential assent April 6, 2026) introduced Section 59(5A) — the right to terminate voluntary liquidation proceedings. The IBBI Voluntary Liquidation Second Amendment Regulations 2026 (June 1, 2026) operationalised Regulation 42 for this termination procedure.
Global Vision Law Firm’s Section 59 practice is current with both the April and June 2026 amendments — serving promoters who need to wind up solvent companies or who need to use the new termination right.
NCLAT Appeals
NCLT orders — on admission, moratorium, resolution plan approval, or liquidation — can be appealed before NCLAT within 30 days. Adv. Dubey’s NCLAT practice spans both filing appeals against adverse NCLT orders and defending successful NCLT orders challenged by the other side.
The most recent binding NCLAT authority on pre-existing dispute (2025 NCLAT) — that the Section 244 waiver provision should be read generously for minority shareholders diluted below 10% — is applied in Global Vision’s Section 241 and NCLAT practice.
🏛️ Part 3: The Global Vision Law Firm Team — Complete Expertise Map
Google’s E-E-A-T guidelines assess not just the individual author but the institution. Here is the full expertise map of Global Vision Law Firm’s team:
| Advocate | Role | Years | NCLT-Relevant Expertise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey | Founder & Managing Partner | 13+ | IBC S.7/9/10, CIRP, PPIRP, S.241, NCLAT, Voluntary Liquidation |
| Adv. Alok Kumar Dubey | Senior Associate Partner | 12+ | Banking, DRT, SARFAESI, Commercial Litigation |
| Adv. Kanhaiya Lal Mishra | Senior Associate | 13+ | Civil Recovery, NI Act, Parallel NCLT + Court Strategy |
| Adv. Deepak Tomar | Associate | Experienced | Civil, Consumer, ADR |
| Adv. Muskan Gupta | Associate | Dedicated | Consumer, Family, Drafting |
| Adv. Rohan Malhotra | Associate | 6+ | Criminal, Cyber, Bail — for NCLT-related criminal matters |
| Adv. Arjun Singh Rathore | Associate | 5+ | DRT, SARFAESI, RERA, MSME |
| Adv. Niharika Verma | Associate | 6+ | Economic Offences, SARFAESI, Writs |
| Adv. Shruti Malhotra | Associate | 5+ | Civil, Family, Consumer, Banking |
Combined team experience: 75+ years across all advocates. No single-lawyer dependency — every NCLT matter is supported by a team that can cover hearings when needed without client disruption.
For the full verified team: Global Vision Law Firm — Our Team
📋 Part 4: What Global Vision Law Firm Actually Does at NCLT — Specific Capabilities
Defect-Free First Filings
The most common cause of NCLT delay: registry defects that restart the 14-day admission clock. Common defects include wrong registered office address, missing CIN, incomplete financial documents, defective vakalatnama, and wrong form.
Global Vision Law Firm’s pre-filing review process checks every filing against the current NCLT registry requirements — targeting zero defects on first submission.
2026 Registry Update: The NCLT registry has been relocated to Block 12, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. Physical filings must be made at the new location. Global Vision Law Firm is current with this and all procedural updates.
Multi-Forum Coordination
NCLT proceedings almost never exist in isolation:
- A Section 9 CIRP petition may require a simultaneous Commercial Court suit with attachment before judgment — to freeze assets before the debtor moves them
- A Section 241 oppression petition may require a simultaneous Delhi High Court writ challenging an IDC action affecting the company’s industrial plot
- A CIRP admission may lead to an NCLAT appeal requiring same-day filing of a stay application
- A criminal element — fraud, criminal breach of trust — may require simultaneous criminal complaint under BNS alongside the NCLT civil remedy
Global Vision Law Firm coordinates all these tracks from one team — ensuring legal strategy is consistent, non-contradictory, and mutually reinforcing across forums.
For our full practice areas: Litigation · Dispute Resolution · Arbitration · Supreme Court
Urgency Capability — 24/7 for Genuine Emergencies
The 10-day Section 8 response window. The 14-day NCLT admission window. The 30-day NCLAT appeal window. The 180-day CIRP timeline.
NCLT practice operates on statutory deadlines. Global Vision Law Firm is structured for urgency — with same-day consultation availability and next-day filing capability for genuine emergencies.
📞 +91 9599801188 — Available 24/7 for urgent NCLT matters.
⚖️ Part 5: Current Legal Knowledge — 2026 Developments We Have Applied
Google’s E-E-A-T requires demonstrating current expertise. Here are the specific 2026 legal developments that Global Vision Law Firm has applied in client advisory and blogged about — demonstrating real, current engagement with evolving law:
| Development | Date | What We Know |
|---|---|---|
| GLS Films v. Chemical Suppliers India (2026 INSC 344) | April 9, 2026 | SC reaffirmed: NCLT examines plausible dispute existence only — no mini-trials on merits |
| IBC Amendment Act 2026 — Section 59(5A) | April 6, 2026 | New right to terminate voluntary liquidation |
| IBBI Second Amendment Regulations 2026 — Regulation 42 | June 1, 2026 | Detailed procedure for PPIRP and voluntary liquidation termination |
| NCLT Registry Relocation | 2026 | Registry now at Block 12, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi |
| MSMED Amendment Bill 2026 | August 7, 2026 | Passed Parliament — 90+30+90 day MSEFC timeline; District Collector enforcement |
| MBG Commodities NCLT (2026 SCC OnLine NCLT 3247) | June 16, 2026 | ₹2.5 crore share allotment cancelled — defective rights issue = oppression |
| IBBI PPIRP Amendment May 19, 2026 | May 19, 2026 | Further refinements to PPIRP framework |
This is active, current legal practice — not recycled content.
🌐 Part 6: Digital Presence and Published Authority — E-E-A-T Signals
Google’s E-E-A-T framework rewards demonstrable expertise published in authoritative formats. Global Vision Law Firm’s digital authority is built on:
Published Legal Guides — Indexed on Google
Global Vision Law Firm has published comprehensive, original legal guides on every major NCLT topic — all indexed and ranking on Google:
- NCLT India: Complete Master Guide — IBC, CIRP, Company Law (2026) —
globalvisionlawfirm.com/nclt-india-complete-master-guide-ibc-cirp-company-law-2026-legalfund/ - NCLT Case Types in India 2026 —
globalvisionlawfirm.com/nclt-case-types-in-india-2026-complete-guide-to-ibc-companies-act-filings/ - Section 8 Demand Notice Defence — Complete pre-existing dispute guide with GLS Films 2026 INSC 344 analysis
- Voluntary Liquidation Section 59 Guide — Incorporating April and June 2026 IBC amendments
- PPIRP Complete Guide 2026 — Covering IBBI May 2026 amendments
These are not keyword-stuffed, low-quality SEO articles. They are comprehensive legal guides that cite primary sources — Supreme Court judgments, IBBI regulations, IBC statutory provisions — and are authored under Adv. Dubey’s name with his verifiable credentials.
NCLT-Specific Blog Content Published in 2026
Global Vision Law Firm’s most recent NCLT publications:
- Is Your Company Facing Insolvency or an NCLT Petition in Delhi? (August 28, 2026)
- Industrial Plot Allotment Disputes and Share Dilution Allegations (August 27, 2026)
- How to File Proof of Claims with Resolution Professional (August 2026)
- Director Removal Dispute Before NCLT (August 2026)
This publishing frequency — multiple NCLT-related publications per month — signals to Google an active, engaged, genuinely expert practice.
🤝 Part 7: Institutional Associations — Third-Party Credibility
Association with LegalFund India
LegalFund is India’s first dedicated third-party litigation funding company — evaluating 500+ cases annually, having funded ₹85 crore+ in litigation, with an 87% win/settlement rate across its portfolio. LegalFund’s case assessment process involves independent legal evaluation of merit, quantum, and recovery prospects.
Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey serves as Senior Legal Advisor to LegalFund — advising on funding decisions for high-value commercial and insolvency matters.
The significance for clients: when LegalFund funds an NCLT matter, Adv. Dubey’s firm has provided the senior legal advisory layer. For clients who need litigation funding for NCLT proceedings alongside legal representation, this integrated service is uniquely available through Global Vision Law Firm.
Tele-Law Project — Government of India
Adv. Kanhaiya Lal Mishra, Senior Associate at Global Vision Law Firm, has been involved with the Government of India’s Tele-Law project — providing free legal services to underserved communities. This is a government-verified participation that reflects the firm’s commitment to accessible legal practice beyond commercial work.
📍 Part 8: Verifiable Contact and Location Details
Every detail on this page can be independently verified:
Firm Name: Global Vision Law Firm Established: 2013 Registered Address: M-3 Gupta Tower, Commercial Complex, Azadpur, Delhi – 110033 Phone: +91 9599801188 · +91-11-71522934 Email: globalvisionlawoffice@gmail.com Website: globalvisionlawfirm.com Practice Since: 13+ years (2013)
Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey:
- LL.B., University of Delhi (2012)
- B.Sc. Mathematics, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University
- Enrolled with Bar Council of Delhi
- Founder & Managing Partner, Global Vision Law Firm (2013–present)
- Senior Legal Advisor, LegalFund India (2025–present)
- Areas: IBC/NCLT, Banking/DRT, Arbitration, White-Collar Crime, PIL
All credentials are verifiable through:
- Bar Council of Delhi records
- University of Delhi Faculty of Law alumni records
- LegalFund’s publicly stated advisory structure
- Global Vision Law Firm’s published content
⚠️ Part 9: What We Don’t Claim — Honest Limitations
E-E-A-T also requires honesty. Here is what Global Vision Law Firm does not claim:
We do not claim to guarantee outcomes. No lawyer can. NCLT proceedings depend on the facts, the evidence, the specific bench, and the other party’s response. We claim expertise in the process — not certainty about the outcome.
We do not claim to be the only good NCLT lawyers in Delhi. Delhi has a strong NCLT bar. What we claim is specific: 13+ years of continuous practice, current knowledge of 2026 legal developments, a team of 9 advocates providing coverage and continuity, and a track record of defect-free first filings.
We do not claim pan-India court presence through our own lawyers at every location. Our primary practice base is Delhi. For other states, we coordinate with local counsel while managing strategic direction.
This honesty is itself an E-E-A-T signal. Trustworthiness requires not overclaiming.
💼 What Clients Should Expect When They Contact Global Vision Law Firm
Step 1 — Free First Consultation (Same Day for Urgent Matters)
Call or email. We schedule an initial consultation the same day for NCLT emergencies. We review the demand notice, NCLT petition, or dispute documents and provide an honest assessment — the legal position, the immediate deadlines, and the strategic options.
Step 2 — Transparent Fee Discussion
We discuss fees before engagement — not after. Our fees are structured based on the matter type, complexity, and expected duration. We provide a written fee estimate.
Step 3 — Engagement and Immediate Action
Once engaged — we act. Section 8 replies are dispatched within 5 days. NCLT petitions are filed within the registry’s first-attempt accuracy standard. Hearing updates are provided within 24 hours of each hearing.
For our complete NCLT legal services: Bankruptcy & Insolvency — Global Vision Law Firm
For our complete corporate and commercial practice: Corporate & Commercial
📞 +91 9599801188 · +91-11-71522934 📧 globalvisionlawoffice@gmail.com 📍 M-3 Gupta Tower, Azadpur, Delhi – 110033
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❓ FAQs — What People Ask About NCLT Lawyers in Delhi
Q: How do I verify a lawyer’s NCLT experience before hiring them? A: Ask specifically: How many Section 7 petitions have you filed? How many Section 9 petitions? What is your first-filing success rate at the registry? Have you appeared before both the NCLT Principal Bench and New Delhi Bench? Can you provide the citation of any NCLT matter you have handled? Experienced NCLT practitioners can answer these questions specifically. Those with limited experience typically provide only general answers.
Q: What makes NCLT practice different from general corporate law? A: NCLT has specific procedural rules — prescribed forms (Form 1, Form 3, NCLT-1), specific documents required with each petition type, a 14-day admission clock, and strict deadlines for every stage. It requires mastery of two statutes (IBC and Companies Act) and their interaction. A general corporate lawyer who “also does NCLT” lacks the institutional knowledge that comes from regular NCLT practice.
Q: Is Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey available for a direct consultation? A: Yes — call +91 9599801188 to schedule a direct consultation with Adv. Dubey for NCLT and IBC matters. Same-day appointments are available for urgent matters.
Q: Does Global Vision Law Firm handle matters for clients outside Delhi? A: Yes — our primary NCLT practice is before the Delhi Principal Bench and New Delhi Bench, but we advise clients across India for IBC strategy, NCLT filings, and NCLAT appeals. Online consultations are available for clients anywhere in India.
Q: What is the difference between an insolvency lawyer and an NCLT lawyer? A: An insolvency lawyer handles debt restructuring and bankruptcy proceedings — historically before BIFR or High Courts. An NCLT lawyer specifically practises before the National Company Law Tribunal, which handles both IBC insolvency proceedings and Companies Act corporate disputes. NCLT requires procedural knowledge specific to that tribunal — not just knowledge of insolvency law generally.
💡 Final Thought
The best NCLT lawyer in Delhi for your matter is the one who has:
✅ Specific, sustained NCLT practice — not a generalist who occasionally handles NCLT matters ✅ Current knowledge of 2026 legal developments — GLS Films, IBC Amendment, IBBI Regulations ✅ Defect-free filing accuracy — because at NCLT, procedural precision is not optional ✅ Multi-forum capability — NCLT + High Court + NCLAT + Supreme Court ✅ Verified credentials — educational qualifications, bar enrolment, institutional associations ✅ Honest representation — telling you what the realistic position is, not what you want to hear
Adv. Amarendra Kumar Dubey and the Global Vision Law Firm team meet all of these criteria. This page has demonstrated that with specific, verifiable evidence — not with self-promotional claims.
The test of any NCLT lawyer is not what they say about themselves. It is what they know, what they have done, and how they act when the 10-day window is running.
Call us today. We’ll tell you exactly where you stand.
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