National Company Law Appellate Tribunal Dismisses Appeal as Withdrawn with Liberty to File for Early Hearing. Procedural Order Does Not Affect Rights of Parties, Allowing Withdrawal and Future Application for Early Hearing.

Tribunals: National Company Law Appellate Tribunal Bench: NEW DELHI
  • 0
Judgement Image
Font size:
Print

Case Note & Summary

The appeal was filed by Jayendra Chhabildas Shah against an order dated 01.04.2026 from the National Company Law Tribunal, Mumbai, concerning Company Application No. 78 of 2026 in Company Petition No. 290 of 2023. The order issued notice and set timelines for replies and rejoinders, listing the matter for hearing on 30.06.2026. The appellant's counsel sought to withdraw the appeal, indicating that the order was procedural and did not impact the parties' rights. The tribunal granted the request to withdraw the appeal, allowing the appellant the liberty to file an application for early hearing before the NCLT. Consequently, the appeal was dismissed as withdrawn, and pending interim applications were also disposed of. The decision emphasized the nature of procedural orders and the ability to withdraw appeals without prejudice.

Headnote

A) Company Law - Procedural Orders - Withdrawal of Appeal - National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, 2026 - The appellant sought to withdraw the appeal against a procedural order of the NCLT, which did not affect the rights of the parties. The court granted permission to withdraw the appeal and allowed the appellant to file for an early hearing before the NCLT. Held that procedural orders can be withdrawn without prejudice (Paras 1-3).

Subscribe to unlock Headnote Subscribe Now

Issue of Consideration

Whether the appeal should be withdrawn and if permission for early hearing can be granted.

Subscribe to unlock Issue of Consideration Subscribe Now

Final Decision

The appeal was dismissed as withdrawn, with liberty granted to the appellant to file an application for early hearing before the NCLT. Pending interim applications were also disposed of.

Law Points

  • Procedural orders
  • Withdrawal of appeal
  • Early hearing application
Subscribe to unlock Law Points Subscribe Now

Case Details

2026 LawText (NCLAT) (05) 136

Company Appeal (AT) No. 186 of 2026

2026-05-14

Justice Yogesh Khanna, Mr. Ajai Das Mehrotra

Jayendra Chhabildas Shah

Hercules Rolling Shutters Pvt. Ltd. & Ors.

Subscribe to unlock Case Details (Citation, Judge, Date & more) Subscribe Now

Nature of Litigation

Appeal against a procedural order of the National Company Law Tribunal.

Remedy Sought

Withdrawal of the appeal with permission to file for early hearing.

Filing Reason

Challenging a procedural order that did not affect the rights of the parties.

Previous Decisions

The order from the NCLT was purely procedural.

Issues

Withdrawal of appeal Permission for early hearing

Submissions/Arguments

The appellant's counsel sought to withdraw the appeal. The order was procedural and did not affect rights.

Ratio Decidendi

The tribunal held that procedural orders can be withdrawn without affecting the rights of the parties, allowing for future applications for early hearings.

Judgment Excerpts

The order is purely a procedural one and does not affect the rights of the parties. With liberty aforesaid, the appeal stands dismissed as withdrawn.

Procedural History

The appeal was filed against an order of the NCLT, which was purely procedural in nature.

Subscribe to unlock full Legal Analysis Subscribe Now
Related Judgement
High Court Bombay High Court Allows Transfer of Criminal Case from Beed to Thane on Grounds of Convenience and Hardship of Wife. Court also exercises inherent power to restore dismissed DV application to avoid multiplicity of proceedings.
Related Judgement
Supreme Court Supreme Court Quashes Notification Including Jat Community in Central Backward Classes List as Union Cabinet Rejected NCBC Advice Without Adequate Consideration. Inclusion by Notification Dated 04.03.2014 Violates Statutory Scheme Under National Comm...