Sur-Vir Finance Appeal Dismissed by Supreme Court

Case Name: M/S. SUR-VIR FINANCE LTD. vs YOGESH GUPTA & ORS
Court/Authority: Supreme Court of India, Civil Original Jurisdiction
Case No.: Civil Appeal No. 7956/2026
Date of Order: 27 May 2026
Relevant Provision: Article 136 of the Constitution of India (jurisdiction to entertain appeals)
Period of Dispute: Not specified in the order

Appellant: M/S. SUR-VIR FINANCE LTD.
Respondents: YOGESH GUPTA & ORS.
Judges (Coram): Hon'ble Mr. Justice Pamidighantam Sri Narasimha, Hon'ble Mr. Justice Alok Aradhe.
Counsel for Appellant: Mr. Bharadwajaramasubramaniam R., Adv.; Mr. R.S. Diwaagar, Adv.; Ms. Leelavathi P., Adv.; Mr. Rishabh Singhle, Adv.; Mr. Saai Sudarshan Sathiyamoorthy, Adv.; Ms. Mirudhula A., Adv.; Mr. Gokulnath S., Adv.; Mr. Sujoy Chatterjee, AOR.
Court Master/Assistant Registrar: Abhinav Kumar, Nidhi Wason.

The appeal challenged the order of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Chennai, alleging error in law or fact.
Specific allegations or factual disputes are not detailed in the Supreme Court order.

The Supreme Court held that the NCLT, Chennai, has not committed any error in law or fact.
The Court expressed that it is not inclined to interfere with the impugned order under its jurisdiction under Article 136.

Civil Appeal Dismissed: The appeal filed by SUR‑VIR FINANCE LTD. is dismissed.
Interlocutory Applications: Any pending interlocutory application(s) are ordered disposed of.

No specific corrective actions or future compliance obligations were stipulated in the order.

The Supreme Court’s final decision is to dismiss the civil appeal and uphold the NCLT, Chennai’s order.
The dismissal is effective immediately, and the order stands as recorded.
No further enforcement actions beyond the dismissal are indicated.