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Certified Copy

2 articlesLatest May 2026
IBC Appeal Limitation | Limitation Period Runs from Order Upload Date, Not Pronouncement: NCLAT Condones Delay for Operational Creditor
Case Law Analysis
|National Company Law Appellate Tribunal

IBC Appeal Limitation | Limitation Period Runs from Order Upload Date, Not Pronouncement: NCLAT Condones Delay for Operational Creditor

NCLAT clarifies that the limitation period for IBC appeals begins from the date of order upload on the tribunal's portal, not the date of pronouncement. The ruling condones delay where an operational creditor, unaware of the proceedings, files an appeal within 15 days of learning of the order, reinforcing procedural fairness in insolvency disputes.

Section 28-A LA Act | Time Exclusion for Certified Copy Benefits All Land Losers, Not Just Applicants: Karnataka HC
Case Law Analysis
|Karnataka High Court

Section 28-A LA Act | Time Exclusion for Certified Copy Benefits All Land Losers, Not Just Applicants: Karnataka HC

Karnataka High Court rules that the exclusion of time under Section 28-A of the Land Acquisition Act for obtaining a certified copy applies universally to all land losers, even those who did not personally apply. This ensures equitable access to enhanced compensation, reinforcing the beneficial intent of the provision for all affected parties.