Rule 23 of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
Rules, 2016 outlines the procedural requirements for presenting petitions,
appeals, and applications:
Mode of Filing and Triplicate
Copies: All petitions, appeals, caveats, interlocutory applications, and
supporting documents must be filed in triplicate at the filing counter in the prescribed
format, accompanied by the requisite statutory fees. Filings may be made in
person, through an authorized representative, or by an appointed advocate.
Non-compliance is a valid ground for rejection.
Document Verification:
Supporting documents must be certified by the filing advocate or authorized
representative, verifying that they match the original records.
Index Requirement: All
filings must include an index
in triplicate detailing the enclosed documents and the corresponding fee
amounts paid.
Service Copies: Sufficient
additional copies must be supplied to enable service upon all opposite parties.
Advance Service in Pending
Cases: For any application filed within an existing, pending matter, copies
must be served on the opposite party or their counsel in advance of filing.
Process Fee and Materials:
Memorandums of appeal must include the prescribed processing fees along with
adequate notice forms and appropriately sized envelopes for issuing notice.
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