Law and Procedure of National Company Law Tribunal Including NCLAT

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Description
Law enforcement and its administration is the sovereign function of the Government. Such judicial functions and judicial powers are one of the essential attributes of a sovereign State exercised through bureaucratic discharge. Over a time, on considerations of policy, the State transferred its judicial functions and powers partly to the courts established by the Constitution. Travelled from medieval bureaucratic dispensation, through courtier institutional edifice, it partially rests in present era with the specialists mix tribunals, a duo of legal and administrative acumen in many fields, like, taxation, services, corporate affairs, and so on extending to about half a century of such fields. Uniquely, not only the appeals are settled but the corporate rights and obligations are also adjudicated upon by the tribunals, Every litigation surfaces by administrative lapses on infringement of the right or obligation, contractual or statutory. A grievance of such right or obligation against a party or the government is raised and that provides a cause of action. A relief is sought through dispute resolution mechanism from the bureaucrats, courts and statutory authorities.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 : Administration of Company Law
Chapter 2 : Birth of Tribunal
Chapter 3 : Constitution and Constituents
Chapter 4 : Domain and Powers of NCLT
Chapter 5 : Procedure of NCLT 
Chapter 6 : Orders of Tribunal
Chapter 7 : Transition and Transfer of Jurisdiction
Chapter 8 : Remedying Fradulent Incorporation
Chapter 9 : Variation in Shareholders Rights
Chapter 10 : Redemption of Preference Shares
Chapter 11 : Appeal on Refusal of Transfer and Transmission of Securities
Chapter 12 : Appeal on Rectification of Members Register
Chapter 13 : Alteration of Share Capital by Consolidation and Division
Chapter 14 : Capital Increase by Conversion of Debenture
Chapter 15 : Reduction of Capital
Chapter 16 : Imposing Restriction on Further Liabilities on Debenture Redemption
Chapter 17 : Timely Repayment of Deposits
Chapter 18 : General Meetings and Inspection of Minutes Book
Chapter 19 : Removal and Change of Auditors
Chapter 20 : Reopening Revision of Accounts and Directors Report
Chapter 21 : Compromise and Arrangements
Chapter 22 : Mergers and Amalgamation
Chapter 23 : Prejudices and Oppressive Actions
Chapter 24 : Winding Up of Companies 
Chapter 25 : Appeal Against Orders Striking Name of Company
Chapter 26 : Producer Company
Chapter 27 : Other Powers and Diverted Jurisdiction
Chapter 28 : Compounding Offences
Chapter 29 : Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
Chapter 30 : NCLT and Limited Liability Partnership
Chapter 31 : Evolution of Appellate Tribunal
Chapter 32 : Constitution of NCLAT and Constituents
Chapter 33 : Jurisdiction and Powers of NCLAT
Chapter 34 : Appeal to and Order by NCLAT
Chapter 35 : Procedure of NCLAT
Chapter 36 : Judicial Discipline and Tribunal
Chapter 37 : Rules of Interpretations
Chapter 38 : Mediation and Conciliation
Chapter 39 : Key to Practice
Chapter 40 : 2020 Amendment to Companies Act
Chapter 41 : Principles of Natural Justice
Appendix 1 : National Company Law Tribunal Rules, 2016
Appendix 2 : National Company Law Appellate Tribunal Rules, 2016
Appendix 3 : National Company Law Tribunal (Procedure for Reduction of Share Capital
                           of Company) Rules, 2016
Appendix 4 : Companies (Transfer of Pending Proceedings) Rules, 2016
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Author Details
R.P. Garg