Notice to Central Government required for applications under sections 397-398; government representations must be considered before final order. The Tribunal must give notice to the Central Government of every application under sections 397 and 398 and must take into consideration any representations made by that Government before passing a final order. Ancillary administrative matters include delegation to Regional Directors, a prescribed filing fee, substitution of the Tribunal for the prior body, and prospective transfer of powers to the National Company Law Tribunal.
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Notice to Central Government required for applications under sections 397-398; government representations must be considered before final order.
The Tribunal must give notice to the Central Government of every application under sections 397 and 398 and must take into consideration any representations made by that Government before passing a final order. Ancillary administrative matters include delegation to Regional Directors, a prescribed filing fee, substitution of the Tribunal for the prior body, and prospective transfer of powers to the National Company Law Tribunal.
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