Archive · 19 Aug 2025
Chandigarh NCLT Proceedings Halted Over Building's Poor State
The courtroom in Chandigarh where business law cases are heard is falling apart, with a leaky roof and electrical problems making it unsafe.
Because of this, court cases have stopped.
The High Court is worried and wants the building fixed.
They told the local government to find a new place for the court while it's being repaired, which will take at least a month.
This is important because many important cases are on hold, and the High Court wants things to get moving again.
The government and building workers are trying to make the courtroom safe.
Punjab and Haryana High Court expressed concern over the dilapidated NCLT building in Chandigarh.
Proceedings at the NCLT were suspended due to water leakage and structural damage.
The court ordered the Chandigarh UT Administration to find an alternative location.
Lawyers reported safety risks due to electrical sparks in the courtroom.
CPWD needs at least 30 days for repairs including waterproofing and electrical work.
- Who
- The Punjab and Haryana High Court, the Chandigarh UT Administration, the NCLT, lawyers, CPWD, and the Central Government.
- What
- The Punjab and Haryana High Court is addressing the unsafe condition of the NCLT building in Chandigarh, leading to the suspension of court proceedings.
- When
- Proceedings were suspended recently.
- Where
- Chandigarh, at the NCLT building.
- Why
- The building's structural damage, water leakage, and electrical issues made the premises unsafe.
Concerned Parties
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Urgency of Repair
Concerned Parties
The lawyers and petitioners highlight the grave urgency of the situation, emphasizing the halt in tribunal operations and its impact on numerous pending corporate and insolvency cases.
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- Court
- Punjab and Haryana High Court
- Tribunal
- National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
- Location
- Chandigarh, Sector 27B
- Issue
- Dilapidated building condition
- Reason for Suspension
- Water leakage and structural damage
- Repair Time Estimate
- At least 30 days