Vipul Ltd. Involved in NCLT Case; Assets of Tanamera Developments Restricted
Vipul Limited is involved in a company petition before the NCLT against Tanamera Developments. The NCLT has issued an interim order restraining Tanamera from selling its assets and directed parties to maintain status quo. The case concerns alleged non-compliance with EGM notice and rights issue entitlements.
The NCLT's interim order restricts asset disposal and mandates status quo, which can impact the company's operational flexibility and future transactions. However, it is an interim measure, and the final outcome is pending.
The company is involved in a legal dispute at the NCLT, and an interim order has been passed to restrain asset disposal, indicating a negative development.
Vipul Limited, along with other petitioners, has filed a company petition (CP No. 205/ND/2025) before the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), New Delhi Bench, against Tanamera Developments Private Limited (formerly Vipul SEZ Developers Private Limited) and other respondents. The petition was filed under Sections 241-242 of the Companies Act, 2013, concerning the affairs of Tanamera Developments.
The Hon'ble NCLT, in its interim order dated December 10, 2025, has restrained Tanamera Developments Private Limited from selling, transferring, mortgaging, alienating, or encumbering its assets, including land, licenses, receivables, and properties. The tribunal also directed respondents 1 to 12 to maintain the status quo concerning the assets of Tanamera Developments.
The dispute stems from allegations that Tanamera Developments failed to serve notice of an Extra-ordinary General Meeting (EGM) on December 11, 2024, to Vipul Limited, thereby allegedly depriving shareholders of their rights, including the opportunity to participate in a rights issue. Vipul Limited contends that until the issue of share transfer is determined and shares are actually transferred, it should not be deprived of its shareholder entitlements.
The NCLT acknowledged the need to restrain the company from disposing of its assets casually and stated that shareholders cannot be deprived of EGM notices and entitlements until their shares are actually transferred. The case is listed for further hearing on January 6, 2026.
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