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Advocate · the public record

Ajay Kumar

Named in 3 tribunal orders across 3 companies, in cases heard at NCLT Mumbai, NCLT Ahmedabad. 1 of those case has reached an outcome.

Read from the appearance block of tribunal orders · methodology · report an error

Companies3 1 with more than one process
Orders3 their name was read from
Benches 2 the cases span this many

Liquidation — order passed

1 company

The tribunal ordered liquidation. Some will since have been dissolved.

Company Commenced Bench Latest order
Jivanjyot Motors Private Limited
U51109GJ2006PTC049471
Oct 2022Ahmedabad27 Sep 2023

Dates are printed only where the order carried one. The corpus holds a date on about a third of appearances, and nothing on this page is computed from them.

More than one process

1 company

These companies have been through more than one insolvency process. The order names the company, not the round, so every process is listed rather than one being chosen.

Company Processes Bench Latest order
Gstaad Hotels Private Limited
U55101MH2003PTC143481
Concluded 2018 · Concluded 2024 · Resolved — plan approved 2025Mumbai

Dates are printed only where the order carried one. The corpus holds a date on about a third of appearances, and nothing on this page is computed from them.

No case record on file

1 company

The order named this company but the record holds no case for it — usually because the order carried no CIN to join on.

Company Commenced Bench Latest order
Steelco Gujarat Limited

Dates are printed only where the order carried one. The corpus holds a date on about a third of appearances, and nothing on this page is computed from them.

Where this comes from. This name was read from the appearance block printed at the head of tribunal orders on stressed.in, across admission orders · resolution orders · liquidation orders. No name is inferred and none is matched to a register, because none exists. Names that could not be read as a person have been withheld rather than guessed. Methodology · Report an error.