Enforcement Directorate arrests four promoters of Earth Infrastructures Ltd over a ₹2,004 crore fraud case, impacting 19,000 investors in Delhi-NCR region.

Supreme Housing faces a June deadline to settle ₹460 crore with Canara Bank as the NCLAT provides a final opportunity to avoid a formal insolvency process.

Supreme Housing and Hospitality must deposit ₹460 crore by June 13 to avoid insolvency. This critical ruling reveals a final opportunity for debt settlement.

Alok Sanghi settles his ₹84 crore personal guarantee dispute with Ambuja Cements at the NCLAT, effectively concluding the ongoing legal conflict in June 2026.

Adani Group secures the ₹14,535 crore bid for Jaiprakash Associates after the NCLAT rejected Vedanta’s challenge, clearing the path for acquisition in 2026.

NCLAT quashes Embassy Development insolvency case over a ₹202 crore claim, citing Section 10A protections for defaults during the pandemic-era lockdown period.

The NCLT has approved a ₹730 crore revival plan for Rajesh Business & Leisure Hotels, marking a critical debt resolution for the Mumbai-based hospitality firm.

Mantra Properties secures a ₹215 crore deal to revive a stalled Mulund project in Mumbai, promising completion for 235 buyers following NCLT approval in 2026.

Lavasa homebuyers challenge the ongoing resolution plan at the NCLT, citing lack of transparency and requesting a full refund of their initial investments.

ReaRCo acquires KV Developers via NCLT, secures ₹195 crore SWAMIH funding to complete stalled KVD Wind Park project in Greater Noida, benefiting 400 homebuyers.

The Supreme Court directs the NCLAT to expedite the decision for Supertech housing projects, aiming to resolve long-standing issues for thousands of buyers.

Jaypee Associates insolvency process remains under NCLAT review as legal experts analyze resolution bidding procedures and creditor committee decisions.

Insolvency proceedings against realty firms must be restricted to specific projects according to a new NCLAT ruling, protecting unrelated residential assets.

Supertech housing projects face heightened judicial scrutiny as the Supreme Court considers a new oversight committee to protect thousands of homebuyers.

The NCLAT reaffirms project-specific insolvency rules, ensuring financial disputes are limited to individual developments rather than entire corporate firms.