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Insolvency appeals are time-bound, no leeway beyond 45 days: NCLAT
Economic Times 1 hr ago·15 Sept 2026, 4:12 pm
The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) has reinforced that insolvency proceedings are strictly time-bound. The court recently dismissed an appeal for exceeding the statutory deadline, emphasizing that there is no leeway beyond the standard 45-day window for filing such cases. The tribunal also clarified that a maximum of 15 days can be condoned for any delay, provided the reason is valid.
This ruling matters to investors as it signals the tribunal's commitment to enforcing strict timelines in bankruptcy cases. It ensures that the resolution process moves forward without unnecessary delays. Consequently, the appeal was declared not maintainable and dismissed.
Investors should watch for how this strict adherence to deadlines impacts the overall efficiency of the insolvency process in the coming months.
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