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NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL
RAMALINGAM SUDHAKAR, PRESIDENT
Shreeaumji Infrastructure Private Limited – Appellant
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Shreeaumji Infrastructure and Projects Private Limited – Respondent
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IN THE NATIONAL COMPANY LAW TRIBUNAL: NEW DELHI
SINGLE PRINCIPAL BENCH
ITEM No. 3
TA (Co. Act) - 46(PB)/2025
IN THE MATTER OF:
Shreeaumji Infrastructure Private Limited
Transferor Company No. 1 / Non Applicant No. 1
Akshay Buildwell Private Limited
Transferor Company No. 2 / Applicant No. 1
Comtech Infarstructure Private Limited
Transferor Company No. 3 / Applicant No. 2
Hicom Infarstructure Private Limited
Transferor Company No. 4 / Applicant No. 3
Midway Infarstructure Private Limited
Transferor Company No. 5 / Applicant No. 4
Shreeaumji Builders Private Limited
Consolidation of merger applications under Companies Act promotes judicial efficiency and expedites proceedings.
Transfer of company applications between tribunals is justified to avoid multiplicity of proceedings and ensure efficient adjudication.
Distinct adjudication of companies facing separate legal proceedings is necessary to avoid confusion in insolvency matters.
A party may seek transfer of proceedings when common issues arise concerning the same Corporate Debtor, ensuring effective adjudication and minimizing conflicting orders.
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