Contemplating what an appeal before the NCLAT must contain? Should the memorandum be detailed or precise? Which documents must be annexed, and how do parties contest an appeal effectively? If these questions are on your mind and you are an insolvency professional, corporate litigation lawyers, company secretaries, you are exactly where you need to be.
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At the outset, I would like to clarify that when you file a memorandum of appeal with the NCLAT, you also need to file a separate and independent interlocutory application for stay of operation and effect of the order that has been challenged. However, in this part, I shall only be discussing the memorandum of appeal, and the interlocutory application shall be dealt with in the next part, so stay tuned.
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