JUDGMENT :

OM NARAYAN RAI, J.

1. This application under Article 227 of the Constitution of India assails an order dated March 10, 2026 passed by the learned National Company Law Tribunal (hereafter “the NCLT”), Kolkata Bench whereby three applications for contempt being Cont. A (IBC) No. 1 (KB)/2026, Cont. A (IBC) No. 2 (KB)/2026, Cont. A (IBC) No. 4 (KB)/2026 have been dismissed by the NCLT with the observation/direction that “There should not be any impediment on the part of the Liquidator to conclude the sale process with execution of sale certificate in favour of Successful Auction Purchaser”.

FACTS OF THE CASE:

2. The facts which are relevant for the present purpose may be briefly recounted.

3. The petitioner has approached the NCLT by filing an application being I.A. (IBC) No. 1284/KB/2024 (hereafter “interlocutory application”) praying for certain reliefs as indicated therein while alleging inter alia that the liquidator i.e. the opposite party herein has interfered with the petitioner’s possession in respect of certain plots of land. By the said application, the petitioner has also challenged an e-auction notice dated June 04, 2024 published by the liquidator thereby putting on