We prepare the petition, coordinate with tribunal counsel, and track every hearing so nothing falls through — on the matters that come up most often.
Board deadlocks, removal disputes, and breaches of a shareholders’ agreement that end up before the Tribunal for resolution.
Filed under Sections 241–242 where a majority shareholder or the board acts against minority shareholders’ interests or in a manner prejudicial to the company.
Settling certain Companies Act offences with the Tribunal or Regional Director instead of prosecution, once the default is cured.
Court-approved schemes under Section 230 for mergers, demergers, or settlements between a company and its creditors or members.
Closing a company that is no longer operating, either by voluntary strike-off (Section 248) or Tribunal-supervised winding up.
Applying to the Tribunal under Section 252 to restore a company the ROC has struck off, where it was still operating or has a live claim.
Class action suits, related-party transaction disputes, or any other matter that falls within the Tribunal’s jurisdiction.
One conversation is enough to scope the engagement.