Supreme Court of India
Mr.surender Kumar Gupta and Others v. J M Housing Limited and Others
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Order/Judgment: Ex-parte ad-interim order – By National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) – In a petition u/ss. 241 and 242 o f Companies Act, 2013 – Appeal to National Company Law Appellate Tr ibunal (NCLAT) – Order of NCLT was set aside by NCLAT on the ground that it was passed in violation of principles of natura l justice and the matter was remitted to NCLT for de novo consideration on merits – Appeal to Supreme Court – Held: The essence of an ex-parte order is that it is passed without hearing the othe r side – The adjudicating authority, before issuing an ex-parte ad-int erim order, must be
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