24Law

Dark Mode

Allahabad High Court: Order Returning Section 34 Petition Without Alternate Remedy Equals Refusal to Set Aside Award, Appeal Maintainable Under Section 37

HIGH COURTS

Allahabad High Court: Order Returning Section 34 Petition Without Alternate Remedy Equals Refusal to Set Aside Award, Appeal Maintainable Under Section 37

Post By 24law
September 26, 2025

Sanchayita Lahkar The High C...

Bombay High Court | Expired Bank Guarantee Cannot Be Enforced | Guarantee Lapsed Ten Years Before CIRP Initiation

HIGH COURTS

Bombay High Court | Expired Bank Guarantee Cannot Be Enforced | Guarantee Lapsed Ten Years Before CIRP Initiation

Post By 24law
August 20, 2025

Safiya Malik The High Court...

Madras High Court | Resolution Professionals Are Public Servants Under Prevention Of Corruption Act | Court Directs IBBI To Grant Sanction, Says Duties Fall Within Administration Of Justice

HIGH COURTS

Madras High Court | Resolution Professionals Are Public Servants Under Prevention Of Corruption Act | Court Directs IBBI To Grant Sanction, Says Duties Fall Within Administration Of Justice

Post By 24law
August 20, 2025

Isabella Mariam The High Cou...

Writ Petition Maintainable Despite Remedy Under IBC | Kerala High Court Sets Aside NCLT Order Passed Without Hearing Homebuyers Saying It Violates Principles Of Natural Justice

HIGH COURTS

Writ Petition Maintainable Despite Remedy Under IBC | Kerala High Court Sets Aside NCLT Order Passed Without Hearing Homebuyers Saying It Violates Principles Of Natural Justice

Post By 24law
August 4, 2025

Safiya Malik The High Court of Kerala Single Bench of Justice T.R. Ravi set aside a decision passed by the National...

Corporate Death Not Inevitable | Himachal Pradesh High Court Upholds Transfer To NCLT | Effort Must Be Made To Revive Corporate Debtor In Public Interest

HIGH COURTS

Corporate Death Not Inevitable | Himachal Pradesh High Court Upholds Transfer To NCLT | Effort Must Be Made To Revive Corporate Debtor In Public Interest

Post By 24law
May 14, 2025

Sanchayita Lahkar The Divisi...

Section 61(2) IBC | Appeal Beyond 45 Days Barred | Supreme Court Sets Aside NCLAT Order Allowing Time-Barred Appeal

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

Section 61(2) IBC | Appeal Beyond 45 Days Barred | Supreme Court Sets Aside NCLAT Order Allowing Time-Barred Appeal

Post By 24law
May 13, 2025

Kiran Raj The Supreme Court...