NCLAT to Review Challenges Against Birla Tyres Resolution Plan

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) is set to address significant challenges to the resolution plan of Birla Tyres in the coming week. HDFC Bank’s plea, challenging the joint resolution plan proposed by Himadri Speciality Chemical Ltd and the Dalmia Bharat group for acquiring Birla Tyres, will be heard on November 23. Additionally, Kesoram Industries Ltd, the parent company

NCLT Approval Uplifts Zee-Sony Merger Prospect Amidst Regulatory Considerations

The green light from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) for the merger between Zee Entertainment Enterprises (ZEEL) and Sony Pictures Network India, now known as Culver Max Entertainment, has elicited positive sentiments from industry analysts. This significant development aligns with the ongoing efforts to merge the television networks, digital assets, production operations, and program libraries of the two entities.

Google Appeals to Supreme Court Against NCLAT Order on Antitrust Penalty

Tech giant Google has taken its appeal to the Supreme Court, requesting the annulment of antitrust directives levied against it for alleged abuse of the Android market. According to a report, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) previously declared in October that Google, whose Android mobile operating system dominates 97% of the Indian smartphone market with 600 million users, had

Go First Insolvency: NCLT Notice Served in Plea by Jackson Aviation

The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has recently issued a notice in response to a plea filed by Jackson Aviation, one of the lessors of Go First. Jackson Aviation sought information regarding the status of aircraft whose leases were terminated before the imposition of the moratorium. Acknowledging the urgency of the matter, the tribunal has instructed the insolvency resolution professional

DGCA to Audit Go First’s Preparedness for Flight Resumption

Go First, the crisis-hit airline currently undergoing voluntary insolvency resolution proceedings, has informed its staff that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) will conduct an audit to assess the airline’s readiness before granting approval for flight resumption. The head of operations at Go First conveyed this information to the employees. The cash-strapped airline ceased operations on May 3, and