NATIONAL COMPANY LAW APPELLATE TRIBUNAL Restores Company Appeal Dismissed for Want of Prosecution. Restoration granted subject to payment of costs to the respondents within a specified timeframe.

Tribunals: National Company Law Appellate Tribunal Bench: NEW DELHI
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Case Note & Summary

The matter involved a restoration application concerning a company appeal that had been dismissed for want of prosecution. The appellant, Rishikesh Kishorbhai Patel and others, filed a restoration application after their appeal was dismissed on 22.07.2026. The appellant provided reasons for their absence, which were considered by the tribunal. The tribunal decided to recall the dismissal order, restoring the company appeal to its original number, contingent upon the payment of costs amounting to Rs. 30,000 to the respondents within one week. The tribunal scheduled the next hearing for the appeal on 10.09.2026, emphasizing that the appeal would only be taken up on merits after proof of the cost payment was submitted. The decision was made by a bench comprising Justice Sharad Kumar Sharma and Members Arun Baroka and Indevar Pandey.

Headnote

A) Company Law - Restoration of Appeal - Conditions for Restoration - Not applicable - The company appeal was dismissed for want of prosecution and was restored upon the appellant's request, subject to payment of costs to the respondents. The court directed the restoration of the appeal upon the condition that costs are paid within a specified timeframe (Paras 1-2).

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Issue of Consideration

Whether the company appeal can be restored after being dismissed for want of prosecution.

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Final Decision

The tribunal restored the company appeal, subject to the payment of Rs. 30,000 to the respondents within one week.

Law Points

  • Restoration of appeal
  • Cost payment
  • Prosecution dismissal
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Case Details

2026 LawText (NCLAT) (07) 19

Restoration Application (AT) No. 35 of 2026 in Company Appeal (AT) No. 178 of 2026

2026-07-29

Justice Sharad Kumar Sharma, Arun Baroka, Indevar Pandey

Mr. Rushabh N. Kapadia, Mr. Harsh Saxena, Mr. Kiran Shah, Mr. Dhruvit Shah

Rishikesh Kishorbhai Patel & Ors.

Harshit Anilbhai Patel & Ors.

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Nature of Litigation

Restoration application for a company appeal dismissed for want of prosecution.

Remedy Sought

Restoration of the company appeal.

Filing Reason

Dismissal of the appeal due to absence of the appellant.

Previous Decisions

The company appeal was dismissed on 22.07.2026.

Issues

Restoration of appeal after dismissal Conditions for restoration

Submissions/Arguments

Appellant provided reasons for absence Respondent raised objections to restoration

Ratio Decidendi

The tribunal held that restoration of the appeal was warranted based on the reasons provided by the appellant, with the condition of cost payment to ensure accountability.

Judgment Excerpts

The same has been sought to be restored by filing of the present restoration application the order dismissing the company appeal for want of prosecution on 22.07.2026, would stand recalled subject to payment of cost of Rs. 30,000/-

Procedural History

The company appeal was initially dismissed for want of prosecution on 22.07.2026, leading to the filing of the restoration application.

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