Disciplined process. Specialist drafting at short notice.

IBC and NCLT timelines do not wait. Every case we take on is run through a structured case-management system — so that whether you need a Section 8 demand notice in 24 hours, a CoC meeting minutes for tomorrow's vote, or a §29A defence by next hearing, the document is drafted to specialist quality and reviewed by a senior advocate before it leaves our desk.

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NCLT document templates
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Quick analytical products
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Emergency turnaround SLA
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How we manage your NCLT matter

A disciplined four-stage process — from instruction to filing — built on a confidential, AI-powered case file that the assigned advocate works from at every hearing.

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Confidential Case File
Every matter gets its own structured case file containing the corporate-debtor profile, CIN, bench, IBC section, IRP/RP, hearing dates, claims register, and all client documents — PDFs of NCLT orders, contracts, emails, financials, photographs of evidence. The file lives on our secure infrastructure and never co-mingles with another matter.
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Continuous Context
As new orders are passed, new pleadings filed, or new claims received, they're added to the case file. Drafts at every stage have access to the full case record — admission order, prior pleadings, CoC minutes, claims, RP communications, opposing counsel filings — so cross-references stay accurate and arguments remain consistent.
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AI-Assisted Drafting
When a document is needed, the assigned advocate selects from a library of 41 NCLT-specific templates covering every stage and counter-position. The platform produces a first draft within minutes, grounded in the actual case context and the latest IBC, IBBI, and contract-law citations. Saves 60-80% of drafting time on routine pleadings.
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Senior Review & Filing
Every AI-assisted draft is reviewed, corrected, and finalised by a senior NCLT advocate or IBBI-registered IRP. Nothing reaches a court or counterparty without senior sign-off. The final version, all annexures, and filing receipts are added back to the case file so the next document drafts from the most current state.

Why we built our own

Generic legal-AI tools weren't precise enough for IBC work. We built a specialist platform from the ground up — for NCLT, IBC, Companies Act, and Indian Contract Act practice.

Specialist NCLT engine

A purpose-built platform for IBC drafting

Trained system prompts grounded in IBC 2016, Companies Act 2013, Indian Contract Act 1872, and IBBI regulations. Citation-aware. Bench-aware. Stakeholder-aware (creditor / debtor / RP / personal guarantor / promoter). No co-mingling of matters. No data used for training.

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41 specialist templates
Section 8 notices, §7/9/10 petitions, replies, IAs, NCLAT appeals, CoC minutes, resolution plans, §29A affidavits, surety-discharge memos, §95 PG applications, scheme petitions, voluntary liquidation, struck-off revival — every NCLT document category.
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No multi-tenant database. Per-matter case files. Strict access controls. Enterprise API agreement ensures client data is not retained or trained on by the model provider.
Built for speed
First draft of a Section 8 demand notice or §95 reply in under 90 seconds. Most documents reviewed and filed within 4-24 hours of instruction.
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Senior-counsel quality control
AI assists, humans decide. Every document is reviewed, corrected, and signed off by an experienced NCLT advocate or IBBI-registered IRP. Mistakes that generic tools make — wrong bench, wrong section, outdated citations — do not get past our review.

41 NCLT documents we draft at short notice

Organised in 8 categories across the full CIRP lifecycle and ancillary NCLT proceedings. Each template is tuned to the specific Section, IBBI regulation, or Contract Act provision that governs the document.

CIRP — Initiation
5 documents
sec-8-demand-notice
Section 8 Demand Notice (Form 3)
Operational creditor pre-petition demand notice under IBC §8.
sec-7-petition
Section 7 Petition (Financial Creditor)
Petition for CIRP initiation by a financial creditor under IBC §7.
sec-9-petition
Section 9 Petition (Operational Creditor)
Petition for CIRP initiation by an operational creditor under IBC §9.
sec-10-petition
Section 10 Petition (Voluntary by Corporate Debtor)
Corporate debtor voluntary CIRP initiation.
reply-to-cirp-petition
Reply to Section 7/9 Petition (Corporate Debtor Defense)
Defense pleading against an admission application.
CIRP — Process
10 documents
form-b-claim
Form B Claim Submission (Operational Creditor)
Operational creditor claim submission to IRP/RP per IBBI Reg 7.
form-c-claim
Form C Claim Submission (Financial Creditor)
Financial creditor claim submission per IBBI Reg 8.
coc-meeting-minutes
CoC Meeting Minutes
Minutes of a Committee of Creditors meeting.
eoi-resolution-applicant
Expression of Interest (Resolution Applicant)
EOI submission per Sec 25(2)(h) / RFRP process.
resolution-plan-summary
Resolution Plan — Executive Summary
High-level summary of a resolution plan for CoC presentation.
resolution-plan-evaluation
Resolution Plan Evaluation Matrix (for CoC)
Comparative matrix for evaluating competing resolution plans.
sec-29a-eligibility-affidavit
§29A Eligibility Affidavit (by Resolution Applicant)
Mandatory eligibility declaration covering all 11 disqualification grounds.
sec-29a-c-npa-cure-application
§29A(c) NPA Cure Application
Cure §29A(c) ineligibility by payment of overdues with full computation + bank certificate.
rp-sec-29a-compliance-certificate
RP §29A Compliance Certificate (Reg 39 Filing)
Resolution Professional's certificate confirming §29A verification of all applicants.
rp-progress-report
RP Progress Report (CoC/NCLT)
Periodic progress report by Resolution Professional.
Litigation & Appeals
10 documents
sec-29a-objection-application
§29A Objection Application (Challenge Competing Applicant)
Application challenging another resolution applicant's §29A eligibility.
sec-29a-defense-reply
Reply to §29A Eligibility Challenge (by Resolution Applicant)
Resolution applicant's defense to objection challenging their §29A eligibility.
nclat-appeal-sec-29a
NCLAT Appeal on §29A Ineligibility Order
Appeal under §61 IBC against NCLT order declaring resolution applicant ineligible.
reply-sec-31-plan-approval-objection
Reply to §31 Plan Approval Objection
Resolution applicant's broad reply to objections at plan approval stage.
nclt-ia-general
NCLT Interim Application (IA) — General
Generic IA in a pending NCLT matter.
avoidance-application
Avoidance Application (§43/45/49/50/66)
Application to set aside preferential / undervalued / fraudulent transactions.
nclat-appeal
NCLAT Memorandum of Appeal (§61)
Appeal against NCLT order to NCLAT under §61.
sec-95-pg-application
Section 95 Personal Guarantor Application
Insolvency application against personal guarantor under Part III.
reply-sec-95-surety-discharge
Reply to §95 IBC — Surety Discharge Defense (Contract Act §§133-141)
Defend personal guarantor by invoking surety discharge under Indian Contract Act, 1872.
sec-141-security-release-app
§141 Application — Securities Released by Creditor
IA invoking §141 Contract Act for discharge based on release of security.
CIRP — Resolution / Termination
3 documents
sec-12a-withdrawal
Section 12A Withdrawal Application
Withdrawal of CIRP application post-admission (90% CoC vote).
sec-12-extension
Section 12 Extension Application (180→270 days)
CoC-approved CIRP extension application to NCLT.
liquidation-order-application
Liquidation Order Application
Application for liquidation order under §33 IBC.
Liquidation
2 documents
voluntary-liquidation-sec-59
Voluntary Liquidation Application (§59)
Application for voluntary liquidation of a solvent company.
liquidator-final-report
Liquidator Final Report
Liquidator final report to NCLT before dissolution.
Schemes (Sec 230-232) — Mergers, Amalgamations, Demergers
2 documents
scheme-first-motion
Scheme First Motion Application (CAA-1)
First motion application to NCLT for scheme of arrangement.
scheme-second-motion
Scheme Second Motion Application (CAA-5)
Sanction application after meeting outcomes.
Other NCLT Proceedings
2 documents
sec-252-revival
Section 252 Revival Application (NCLT-9)
Revival of struck-off company under Companies Act §252.
sec-241-oppression
Section 241 Oppression & Mismanagement Petition
Petition for relief against oppression / mismanagement.
Strategic / Internal Memos
7 documents
sec-29a-eligibility-memo
§29A Eligibility Legal Memo (Pre-bid Internal Analysis)
Strategic analysis of whether prospective resolution applicant is eligible to bid.
sec-240a-msme-exemption
§240A MSME Exemption Claim Brief
Strategic brief asserting MSME status to bypass §29A(c) and §29A(h) disqualifications.
surety-discharge-memo
Surety Discharge Strategy Memo (Contract Act §§128-141)
Internal strategic analysis of available surety discharge defenses.
case-strategy-memo
Case Strategy Memo (Internal)
Internal strategic memo synthesising case state and next steps.
counsel-briefing-note
Counsel Briefing Note
Brief for senior counsel ahead of hearing.
hearing-preparation-note
Hearing Preparation Note
Preparation checklist for a specific hearing.
settlement-strategy
Settlement Strategy Note
Strategy for pre-litigation or pendency settlement.

8 standalone analytical reports

Sometimes you need a focused analytical output before committing to a full engagement. These structured reports are delivered same-day on a fixed-input form basis — useful for assessing exposure, eligibility, or strategy before deciding whether to file.

📋 MSME Samadhaan Filing Kit
Delayed-payment complaint with statutory interest under MSMED Act §16.
🧭 Op-Creditor Eligibility Strategy Report
Should you file IBC §9, MSEFC, or Commercial Court? Strategic comparison.
🆘 Director's CIRP Survival Pack
Personalised guide for a director whose company just got admitted to CIRP.
👤 Personal Guarantor Exposure Self-Assessment
4-page report on PG exposure under IBC Part III after demand notice / Section 95.
🔄 Struck-Off Company Revival Feasibility Report
Go / no-go feasibility analysis for §252 revival application.
📅 IBC Limitation & Default-Date Verification
3-year limitation check with acknowledgment-of-debt analysis under §18 Limitation Act.
⚖️ Writ Petition Maintainability Report
Should you file a writ under Article 226, or pursue statutory appeal? Whirlpool / Radha Krishan test.
📝 Writ Petition Draft Review (Pre-filing)
Structured pre-filing review identifying defects in your draft writ petition.

Ready to begin?

Whether you've received a Sec 8 demand notice, need to file a Sec 252 revival, or want a strategy memo before deciding — our case-management approach delivers specialist work at speed.

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