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NCLT or National Company Law Tribunal is a quasi-judicial body that deals with matters related to Companies. It has been formed under the Companies Act 2013. Several matters under the Companies Act, including those related to partnerships, insolvency, limited liability, winding up, etc. are dealt with by the NCLT. Several NCLT benches in different States have been set up. For NCLT matters, you need corporate lawyers to assist and represent you. 

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Advocate Anjili Nag
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LawRatoAberdeen Village, Port Blair
LawRato 26 years Experience
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