M/S. AIR TRAVEL ENTERPRISES INDIA LTD. filed a writ petition against an order (Ext.P3) from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Kochi Bench. The petitioner's counsel argued that the NCLT order was appealable, but no interim relief could be obtained because the NCLT was not in session. The counsel referred to clause No.22(vi) of the Writ Petition, which stipulated a one-week period for the Corporate Debtor to provide documents to the IRP. The court was informed that the period had expired on the day of the hearing. The respondent had filed an application C.P (IBC) NO.33/КΟB/2023, and the order in question was dated 22.12.2023.

M/S. AIR TRAVEL ENTERPRISES INDIA LTD. filed a writ petition against an order (Ext.P3) from the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Kochi Bench. The petitioner's counsel argued that the NCLT order was appealable, but no interim relief could be obtained because the NCLT was not in session. The counsel referred to clause No.22(vi) of the Writ Petition, which stipulated a one-week period for the Corporate Debtor to provide documents to the IRP. The court was informed that the period had expired on the day of the hearing. The respondent had filed an application C.P (IBC) NO.33/КΟB/2023, and the order in question was dated 22.12.2023.