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Justice N. Seshasayee
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Justice N. Seshasayee, a judicial member of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) in Chennai, is actively involved in scheduling and managing a series of insolvency-related appeals. Recent procedural orders demonstrate a busy docket, with hearings scheduled for cases involving Sri Maharaja Oil, Taashee Linux, Uma Packaging, Rheem Matrix, and KS Wind against Siemens Gamesa. These cases highlight the ongoing resolution of corporate insolvency proceedings within India, reflecting the complexities of distressed asset management and creditor recovery. The consistent scheduling of these appeals suggests a focus on expediting the resolution of these disputes, which could have implications for stakeholders involved in corporate restructuring and debt recovery processes.
NCLAT Chennai Schedules Sri Maharaja Oil Appeal
NCLAT Chennai lists an appeal filed by a discharged director of Sri Maharaja Oil Imports and Exports India Pvt. Ltd.
The appeal is against the respondent liquidator of the same company and is schedule
NCLAT Lists Taashee Linux Appeals for December Hearing
NCLAT Chennai lists four appeals filed by Rajeev Satpal Lakhanpal against Taashee Linux Services for hearing on December 4, 2026.
All appeals involve similar parties with appellants represented by cou
NCLAT Chennai Schedules Uma Packaging Final Hearing
NCLAT Chennai schedules final hearing for Company Appeal No. 51/2022 for January 2027.
Appellants Uma Packaging and others versus Tirumalatirupati Constructions and eight respondents.
Both parties dir
Rheem Matrix vs S12 Microsystems NCLAT Appeal Postponed
NCLAT Chennai postpones hearing for Rheem Matrix appeal against S12 Microsystems to January 2027.
The order represents a procedural scheduling update in an ongoing insolvency-related company appeal.
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NCLAT Schedules KS Wind vs Siemens Gamesa Appeal
NCLAT Chennai lists insolvency appeal between KS Wind and Siemens Gamesa for hearing on January 11, 2027.
Both parties agree to limit oral submissions to 15 minutes each during hybrid mode proceeding.