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October 2026
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InsolvencyNCLT approves 107 resolution plans in July–September 2026, its highest in any quarter; 335 plan applications pending or reserved on 30 September
107 plans approved in Q2The National Company Law Tribunal approved 107 resolution plans in the second quarter of FY 2026–27, which it says is the highest in any quarter since its inception, with an aggregate approved plan value of more than ₹11,000 crore. As on 30 September 2026, 294 resolution plans were pending for approval and orders were reserved in a further 41. The Tribunal is working with 48 Members against a sanctioned strength of 62.
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InsolvencyIBBI marks ten years: Minister of State says IBC has strengthened credit discipline; NCLT President flags admission thresholds and mediation as reform areas
IBBI 10th Annual DayThe Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India held its 10th Annual Day at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi on 1 October 2026. Speakers pointed to faster, value-maximising resolution as the task for the next decade. IBBI’s Chairperson said the ecosystem now has over 4,400 Insolvency Professionals and over 6,000 Registered Valuers.
September 2026
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Company LawNCLT filing practice: pleadings to be printed on both sides; documents filed on the Bench’s direction must carry the order
Annex the Compliance OrderAction neededTwo NCLT circulars change how papers are filed before all Benches. From 3 September 2026 all pleadings are to be printed back-to-back. And by the circular of 25 August 2026, a document filed on the Bench’s direction must annex that order; a document filed without any direction will not be processed by the Registry.
August 2026
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Company LawNCLT sets a uniform order for cause lists: IBC admissions and resolution plans first, no “revised” lists after publication
Listed in 3 working daysRule changeAdministrative instructions issued for all Benches prescribe the sequence in which matters are listed, carry forward unheard supplementary matters to the next working day, and require a registered matter to be listed ordinarily within three working days.
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Company LawNCLT launches e-Inspection and e-Certified Copy services
e-Certified copyNew facilityThe two online services give advocates and litigants faster access to records and certified copies. NCLT also reported 78 resolution plans approved in April–June 2026.
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Company LawNCLT e-Certified Copy: how to apply, the 7-day payment window, and why each copy can be used for one filing only
One copy, one filingRule changeNCLT’s Standard Operating Procedure for e-Certified Copies sets out the route on the e-Filing portal: one application per copy, payment within 7 days of approval, and a digitally signed Facing Sheet with QR code. Once a copy is authenticated by a court or tribunal it cannot be used again; a fresh copy has to be applied for.
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