Power of NCLT/NCLAT vis-à-vis writ jurisdiction of the high court.

Writ jurisdiction protects review where specialised tribunals act beyond statutory powers; tribunals may only inquire into fraud.

Writ jurisdiction remains available to correct a tribunal acting without statutory power; NCLT lacked jurisdiction to adjudicate MMDR Act lease disputes, so a writ challenging its order was justified. NCLT/NCLAT may inquire into allegations of fraud in CIRP, but they cannot adjudicate substantive statutory or quasi judicial disputes that require judicial review of administrative action.