NCLAT merits hearing and reserved judgment while allowing short written submissions before final disposal.

The NCLAT recorded that the appeals had been heard in depth and judgment had been reserved, while indicating that it intended to dispose of the matters finally on merits. Parties who had not filed written submissions were permitted to file short written submissions of no more than 4-5 pages within the time directed. The order is procedural and reflects the Tribunal's case-management approach before final disposal.

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Outcome: Arguments were heard and concluded, judgment was reserved, and parties were permitted to file short written submissions within a few days.

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