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Judicial Member

A member of NCLT who is or has been a High Court judge, or has held a judicial post for at least 15 years, appointed under Section 409 of Companies Act 2013. Presides over benches and handles legal questions.

Last updated: 17 May 2026

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What is Judicial Member?

A member of NCLT who is or has been a High Court judge, or has held a judicial post for at least 15 years, appointed under Section 409 of Companies Act 2013. Presides over benches and handles legal questions.

What is the significance of Judicial Member under NCLT?

Judicial Member is significant under NCLT because A member of NCLT who is or has been a High Court judge, or has held a judicial post for at least 15 years, appointed under Section 409 of Companies Act 2013. Presides over benches and handles legal questions.

Who does Judicial Member apply to?

Judicial Member under NCLT applies to companies, professionals, and individuals involved in NCLT-related compliance and regulatory matters in India. Specifically: A member of NCLT who is or has been a High Court judge, or has held a judicial post for at least 15 years, appointed under Section 409 of Companies Ac...

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