Corporate Governance and Dispute Resolution Services
Navigating corporate disputes requires precise legal strategy, not just paperwork. I help you resolve boardroom conflicts, protect shareholder rights, and manage NCLT proceedings with a focus on real results.
**Are you a minority shareholder feeling sidelined?** I explain how the law protects you from oppression and mismanagement within a company. Learn about your rights and the process of approaching the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to ensure fair treatment and protect your investment.
**Need to make urgent decisions in your company, like removing a director?** An Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) is a powerful tool. I explain the rules under Section 100 of the Companies Act, including notice periods, quorum requirements, and procedures for resolving board disputes.
**Has your company been struck off by the ROC?** Don't panic. I walk you through the legal process for the revival of a struck-off company under the Companies Act. Learn how to file an appeal with the NCLT and restore your company's active legal status.
**As a homebuyer, can you take a builder to the NCLT?** Yes, you can. I break down the requirements for homebuyers to act as financial creditors and initiate the corporate insolvency process against a defaulting developer, including the minimum threshold of buyers needed for a case.
About Corporate Governance & Dispute Resolution
Whether you are a minority shareholder dealing with oppression or a director stuck in a boardroom deadlock, the legal path forward relies on precise strategy. I do not believe in generic advice; we start by reviewing your specific shareholder agreements and board minutes to identify your strongest leverage point before we ever step into the NCLT.
Handling Shareholder Oppression and Mismanagement
When a company's operations are being handled unethically, minority shareholders often feel sidelined. Under Section 244 of the Companies Act, you have the right to challenge this. I help you approach the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) with the necessary filings, including forms NCLT-1 and NCLT-6, ensuring your proofs are solid and your grounds for mismanagement are clear.
Boardroom Disputes and EGM Compliance
Urgent decisions, such as removing a director or approving financial reports, often cannot wait for the Annual General Meeting. Section 100 of the Companies Act allows for an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM), but the procedural requirements—notice periods, quorum, and venue—must be strictly followed to be valid. I guide you through the process, from drafting the 21-day notice to ensuring the meeting's resolutions hold up under legal scrutiny.
Revival of Struck-Off Companies
If your company has been struck off by the ROC due to non-filing of regulatory documents or dues, it loses its legal status. This can have serious implications for directors. I manage the restoration process under Section 252, representing you before the NCLT to prove the company is a 'going concern.' Once the order is obtained, I assist with filing Form INC-28 so your business can become active again without unnecessary delays.
Why Strategic Legal Proofing Matters
Corporate litigation is not just about the final hearing. It begins with 'legal proofing' your contracts and agreements. Whether we are discussing an EGM, a petition, or a restoration appeal, my goal is to simplify the process so you can focus on running your business while I handle the courtroom battles.
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