Supreme Court sets aside NCLT and NCLAT orders, refers dispute to arbitration
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The Supreme Court on June 8, 2026 set aside the earlier NCLT order of February 5, 2026 and the NCLAT order of February 26, 2026 in a dispute with Monet Securities Pvt. Ltd. and others regarding maintainability before NCLT. The disputes have now been referred to a sole arbitrator appointed by the Supreme Court. The matter remains sub-judice and financial impact cannot be ascertained yet.
Favorable for the company as NCLT proceedings are set aside; dispute now moves to arbitration. Financial impact still unclear.