Constitution of National Company Law Tribunal requires central government notification to establish its statutory powers under company law. Constitution of the National Company Law Tribunal requires the Central Government to establish the Tribunal by notification in the Official Gazette to exercise and discharge the powers and functions vested in it by the Companies Act or any other law, creating a statutory mechanism for a specialised forum to carry out company law powers conferred under the Act and other enactments.
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Constitution of National Company Law Tribunal requires central government notification to establish its statutory powers under company law.
Constitution of the National Company Law Tribunal requires the Central Government to establish the Tribunal by notification in the Official Gazette to exercise and discharge the powers and functions vested in it by the Companies Act or any other law, creating a statutory mechanism for a specialised forum to carry out company law powers conferred under the Act and other enactments.
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