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Impugned order by NCLT granting interim injunction against ...


NCLT interim injunction order set aside for lack of reasoning, violating natural justice. Remitted for reconsideration.

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August 2, 2024

Impugned order by NCLT granting interim injunction against petitioners set aside for being non-speaking, unreasoned, cryptic, laconic without considering triple test for injunction relief, thereby violating principles of natural justice warranting interference under Articles 226 and 227 despite availability of alternative statutory appeal remedy; matter remitted to NCLT for reconsideration.

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