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Limitation for Section 62 IBC Appeal Commences on Date of NCLAT Pronouncement, Not When Party Chooses to Collect Certified Copy: Supreme Court

14 October 2026 · Legal News · Legal News Radar

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Supreme Court of India — desk news note on a reported development. This is educational framing of a public signal, not a judgment digest.

What happened

Public reports summarise the development as: Limitation for Section 62 IBC Appeal Commences on Date of NCLAT Pronouncement, Not When Party Chooses to Collect Certified Copy: Supreme Court.

Court / Authority

Supreme Court of India

Legal issue

MANUAL VERIFICATION REQUIRED. Identify the precise issue from the operative order or official release before relying on any summary of this headline.

Relevant law / section

Confirm Companies Act / IBC / SEBI provisions cited in the order.

What the Court / Authority actually did

MANUAL VERIFICATION REQUIRED. Read the operative direction (order, stay, notice, remand, dismissal, or listing). This desk does not invent that line from the headline alone.

Why it matters

Company / insolvency matters separate maintainability and interim relief from final merits — confirm the forum and stage.

Sources

Primary source: MANUAL VERIFICATION REQUIRED — attach the official judgment / order / notification URL when available.

Secondary source: Law Trend (signal only; this page does not republish newsroom text).

Editorial analysis: Original educational framing by the Legal Research & Education Desk.