NCLT has jurisdiction over matters related to companies law, including cases of oppression and mismanagement, mergers and amalgamations, winding up of companies, and insolvency proceedings.

NCLT plays a crucial role in upholding corporate governance standards by adjudicating cases of oppression and mismanagement brought by shareholders or stakeholders against the company's management.

NCLT has the authority to wind up companies in cases where it is necessary for the protection of stakeholders' interests or due to non-compliance with legal requirements.

The NCLT consists of judicial and technical members appointed by the government. Judicial members are typically retired judges, while technical members are experts in fields such as finance, accountancy, or law.

Responsibilities :

1. Lawyers appearing before the NCLT represent their clients in legal proceedings related to corporate matters, such as mergers and acquisitions, insolvency proceedings, company disputes, and other matters governed by company law.

2. Lawyers are responsible for preparing and organizing their clients' cases before the NCLT. This includes gathering evidence, drafting legal documents, preparing arguments, and ensuring that all necessary paperwork is in order.

3. Lawyers present their clients' cases before the NCLT, making legal arguments, cross-examining witnesses, and advocating for their clients' interests during hearings and trials.

4. Lawyers must ensure that all proceedings before the NCLT comply with procedural requirements, including filing deadlines, document submissions, and adherence to NCLT rules and regulations.

Corporate dispute resolution authority.

Insolvency and bankruptcy adjudication.

Company law compliance oversight.

Mergers and amalgamations approvals.

Winding up proceedings jurisdiction.