Supreme Court of India
National Company Law Tribunal Bar Association v. Union of India
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Companies Act, 2013: s.413 – Appointment of Members – Modification of tenure – On 20 September 2019, Mini stry of Corporate Affairs issued Notification appointing 28 candidates as members of NCLT for tenure of three years – NCLT Bar ssociation filed writ petition seeking modification of tenure of appoi ntment of the Members of NCLT from three to five years – Plea of petitioner that the Notification was contrary to provisions of s.413 which prescribes for a term of five years – The Union governm ent stated that the appointment of the Members for a period of three years was approved by the
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