Pravin R Navandar, the erstwhile resolution professional and now a member of the monitoring committee, filed a Writ Petition (L) No. 13580 of 2026 before the High Court of Judicature at Bombay. The petition was necessitated by the obstructionist attitude of the suspended Directors of an unnamed Corporate Debtor, which prevented the petitioner from taking physical possession of the corporate debtor's immovable property in Juhu, Mumbai. Despite an approved resolution plan and multiple orders from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai, including a specific order dated 16/03/2026 directing police assistance for possession, the State authorities failed to provide the necessary aid.
Pravin R Navandar, the petitioner, is the erstwhile resolution professional and a member of the monitoring committee, authorized to file this Writ Petition.
Despite the resolution plan being approved, physical possession of the immovable property of the corporate debtor located in Juhu, Mumbai, could not be taken due to the obstructionist attitude of its suspended Directors.
The NCLT, Mumbai, had passed five orders, with the latest on 16/03/2026, directing concerned authorities to take physical possession of the said property and provide assistance.
The NCLT order specifically directed the Deputy Commissioner of Police (concerned zone) and the Senior Inspector, Juhu Police Station, to forthwith take necessary measures to assist in taking vacant and peaceful possession.
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Pravin R Navandar, the erstwhile resolution professional and now a member of the monitoring committee, filed a Writ Petition (L) No. 13580 of 2026 before the High Court of Judicature at Bombay. The petition was necessitated by the obstructionist attitude of the suspended Directors of an unnamed Corporate Debtor, which prevented the petitioner from taking physical possession of the corporate debtor's immovable property in Juhu, Mumbai. Despite an approved resolution plan and multiple orders from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai, including a specific order dated 16/03/2026 directing police assistance for possession, the State authorities failed to provide the necessary aid.
Pravin R Navandar, the petitioner, is the erstwhile resolution professional and a member of the monitoring committee, authorized to file this Writ Petition.
Despite the resolution plan being approved, physical possession of the immovable property of the corporate debtor located in Juhu, Mumbai, could not be taken due to the obstructionist attitude of its suspended Directors.
The NCLT, Mumbai, had passed five orders, with the latest on 16/03/2026, directing concerned authorities to take physical possession of the said property and provide assistance.
The NCLT order specifically directed the Deputy Commissioner of Police (concerned zone) and the Senior Inspector, Juhu Police Station, to forthwith take necessary measures to assist in taking vacant and peaceful possession.
…The Insolvency…
The NCLT passed an order directing concerned…
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