The Jaipur Bench of the National Company Law Tribunal hears insolvency and company law cases of companies registered in Rajasthan. Its work reflects the state's economy: gems and jewellery houses in Jaipur, marble and granite companies in Kishangarh and Udaipur, textile mills in Bhilwara, handicraft exporters in Jodhpur, mining and cement companies, hotels across the tourist circuit, and a growing number of solar power companies in the west of the state.
The bench sits at G-6/7, Corporate Bhawan, Residency Area, Civil Lines, Jaipur. This page explains which companies it covers, the kinds of cases it hears, how a matter moves, and how we work on Rajasthan matters through our associate office in Jaipur. Jaipur is about five hours by road from our Dwarka office, which also helps when a hearing needs our own team.
हिंदी में सारांश
राजस्थान में रजिस्टर्ड कंपनियों के NCLT मामले जयपुर बेंच में जाते हैं, जो G-6/7, कॉर्पोरेट भवन, रेज़िडेंसी एरिया, सिविल लाइन्स, जयपुर में है। जयपुर, जोधपुर, उदयपुर, कोटा, भीलवाड़ा और किशनगढ़ की कंपनियाँ यहीं आती हैं। अपील NCLAT नई दिल्ली में होती है। जयपुर में हमारा सहयोगी ऑफिस है।
Is this your situation?
- Your company, or your debtor, is registered in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kota, Ajmer or elsewhere in Rajasthan
- A Rajasthan gems, marble, textile or mining company owes you money
- A creditor has filed insolvency against your Rajasthan company
- You are a shareholder in a Rajasthan family company and are being excluded
- Your Rajasthan hotel or resort company is in a dispute among partners
- A Rajasthan solar or power company owes your business money
- You have guaranteed the loans of a Rajasthan company
NCLT Jaipur at a glance
Address
G-6/7, Corporate Bhawan, Residency Area, Civil Lines, Jaipur 302001.
Territorial jurisdiction
Companies and LLPs whose registered office is in Rajasthan.
Registrar
Rajasthan companies are registered with the ROC at Jaipur.
Kinds of cases
Gems and jewellery, marble and stone, textiles, handicrafts, mining, cement, hotels and renewable energy companies, plus family business disputes.
Appeals
Appeals go to the NCLAT at New Delhi.
Who we are here
Our associate office in Jaipur handles appearances and registry work, with our Delhi NCR team preparing papers and attending contested hearings where needed.
Which companies go to Jaipur
The registered office decides the bench. Under Section 60(1) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, an insolvency application against a company goes to the NCLT for the place where its registered office is, and company petitions follow the same rule. A Bhilwara textile company or a Jodhpur handicraft exporter is heard in Jaipur. But many Rajasthan businesses have their registered office in Delhi or Mumbai, especially larger groups, and those cases go to New Delhi or Mumbai.
Personal guarantors of Rajasthan company loans are proceeded against before the Jaipur Bench. Where a group has companies in several states, cases may be split across benches; a transfer to one bench needs an application to the Principal Bench.
Cases we commonly see from Rajasthan
Gems and jewellery houses
Jaipur companies in the coloured gemstone and jewellery trade, where bank working capital limits and export receivables are often at the heart of the dispute.
Marble, granite and stone
Kishangarh, Makrana and Udaipur companies, with operational creditor claims from transporters and machinery suppliers.
Textile mills
Bhilwara spinning and weaving companies facing bank defaults and supplier claims.
Hotels and heritage properties
Hotel companies in Jaipur, Udaipur and Jaisalmer, where partners in a family or joint venture fall out over control.
Renewable energy
Solar project companies in western Rajasthan, where disputes with EPC contractors and lenders can lead to insolvency.
Mining and cement
Mining lease holders and cement companies, where state dues and lease conditions affect the value of the business.
How a matter moves at NCLT Jaipur
Check jurisdiction
We confirm the registered office from MCA records and identify the correct company in the group.
Prepare and e-file
Papers are filed on the NCLT e-filing portal with the fee paid online.
Defects and listing
The registry notifies defects, which must be cured within the time allowed. The matter is then numbered and listed.
Hearings
Matters are heard on the dates in the cause list. Virtual appearance may be allowed, depending on current practice.
Orders and appeals
Orders are uploaded on the NCLT website. Appeals go to the NCLAT at New Delhi.
Mining leases and state dues in a CIRP
Companies holding mining leases from the state government raise special questions in insolvency. The lease may be terminable on default, it may need fresh government approval on transfer, and the state may have royalty and other dues outstanding. In Ghanashyam Mishra (2021), the Supreme Court held that government dues not included in an approved resolution plan stand extinguished, but the lease itself remains subject to the conditions of the mining law.
Bidders for mining or cement companies in CIRP should take advice early on whether the lease will survive, what approvals are needed, and how state dues will be treated. The 2026 amendment also clarified that a charge created only by operation of law does not make government dues secured, which affects their ranking. See resolution plans and liquidation.
Time and typical cost
Our fees are agreed in writing at the start, stage by stage. They are not linked to the outcome.
| Stage | Usual time | What it involves |
|---|---|---|
| Checking jurisdiction and papers | 2 to 5 days | MCA master data; our fee for the opinion |
| Drafting and e-filing | 1 to 2 weeks after papers are complete | NCLT filing fee as per the tribunal's rules; our fee |
| Defects and first listing | 1 to 4 weeks | Depends on registry workload |
| Insolvency application up to admission | Due within 14 days by law; in practice often a few weeks to some months | Hearings, written submissions |
| Company petition | Several months to a few years | Interim relief can be sought early |
Documents usually needed
About the company
- MCA master data showing the registered office in Rajasthan
- Memorandum, articles and latest financial statements
For an insolvency application
- Debt documents and proof of default
- Demand notice and proof of delivery (Section 9)
- Consent of the proposed resolution professional
For a company petition
- Register of members extract and share certificates
- Notices, minutes and resolutions complained of
Filing formalities
- Affidavit, vakalatnama and authority letter
- Index, list of dates and paginated annexures
Laws that apply
Insolvency applications go to the NCLT where the company's registered office is located.
Order of distribution in liquidation, including the treatment of government dues after the 2026 amendment.
Oppression and mismanagement petitions.
Filing, listing and hearing procedure.
How we work on Rajasthan matters
We are a litigation practice led by Advocate BK Singh, with offices in Dwarka (New Delhi) and Vaishali (Ghaziabad), and an associate office in Jaipur. For Rajasthan matters, this is what you can expect:
- Local appearance: associate counsel in Jaipur attend hearings at Civil Lines.
- Close enough to travel: Jaipur is a short trip from Delhi, so our own team can attend contested hearings.
- Sector issues spotted early: mining leases, export receivables and state dues are flagged before filing.
- Honest advice on forum: where the debt is disputed, a suit or arbitration may be better.
- Written fee terms: agreed stage by stage, never linked to the outcome.
A transporter and a marble company
Here's a made-up example. A Gujarat transport company had moved marble blocks for a Kishangarh company for two years. Its bills of Rs 1.05 crore were unpaid. The marble company had never complained about the service, but kept asking for time.
We checked the master data and confirmed that the company was registered in Ajmer district. A demand notice under Section 8 went to the registered office, with the invoices, lorry receipts and ledger. No notice of dispute came within ten days. We filed under Section 9 before NCLT Jaipur. At the second hearing, the company offered payment in three instalments, which the transporter accepted, and the application was withdrawn.
Partners in a heritage hotel
Here's a second made-up example. Two families jointly owned a company running a heritage hotel near Udaipur, each holding 50%. One family managed the hotel and stopped sharing accounts or profits with the other. Board meetings were not held, and the managing family's relatives were put on the payroll.
The excluded family filed an oppression and mismanagement petition before NCLT Jaipur, treating the company as a quasi-partnership. The bench directed the company to share accounts and appointed an independent auditor to examine payments to relatives. With the audit report in hand, the families agreed that one would buy out the other at a value fixed by an independent valuer, and the petition was disposed of on those terms.
Related forums for Rajasthan disputes
| Forum | When it may be the better route |
|---|---|
| Debts Recovery Tribunal at Jaipur | Bank and financial institution recovery, and SARFAESI challenges by borrowers |
| Commercial courts in Rajasthan | Disputed trade debts and contract claims, after pre-institution mediation |
| Rajasthan RERA | Homebuyers in registered projects seeking refund, interest or possession |
| Rajasthan High Court (Jodhpur, with a bench at Jaipur) | Writ petitions against state authorities, for example on mining leases |
| Arbitration | Contracts with arbitration clauses, where the dispute is not about insolvency |
Mistakes we see in Rajasthan filings
- Filing in Jaipur against a group company registered in Delhi or Mumbai
- Overlooking lease conditions when bidding for a mining or cement company
- Treating government dues as secured without checking the 2026 change
- Relying on export receivables that are not documented properly
- Waiting too long to challenge exclusion in a family hotel company
Before your first hearing
Hearings at the Jaipur Bench move faster when the bench can see the key facts at once. We prepare a short note of dates, the amount in default, the date of the demand notice and any reply, with page references to the paper book. For family company disputes, we add a simple chart of the shareholding before and after the acts complained of. Where interim relief is needed, such as stopping a sale of hotel property or a new share issue, we explain clearly why harm will happen before the next date, because that is what the bench will ask.
Gem and jewellery exporters in a CIRP
Jaipur's gem and jewellery exporters often have much of their value tied up in stock held on consignment abroad and in export receivables. When such a company enters insolvency, the resolution professional's first task is to find and secure those assets, which may be in several countries and in the hands of agents. Stock lent on approval to other dealers, a common practice in the trade, can be hard to trace without good records.
For creditors, this means the CoC should press early for a forensic review of stock movements and receivables in the period before insolvency, because these are the transactions most likely to be preferential or undervalued. For bidders, it means valuing the company on what can actually be recovered, not on book figures. For promoters, it means keeping clear records of every consignment, which is also the best defence if transactions are later questioned.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is NCLT Jaipur?
G-6/7, Corporate Bhawan, Residency Area, Civil Lines, Jaipur 302001.
Which companies come under NCLT Jaipur?
Companies and LLPs whose registered office is in Rajasthan.
Does a Rajasthan business registered in Delhi go to Jaipur?
No. If the registered office is in Delhi, the case goes to NCLT New Delhi.
Where do appeals from NCLT Jaipur go?
To the NCLAT at New Delhi.
What happens to a mining lease in a CIRP?
The lease is subject to mining law conditions and may need government approval on transfer. Bidders should take advice early.
Are government dues secured in insolvency?
After the 2026 amendment, a charge created only by operation of law does not make government dues secured.
Can partners in a hotel company use the NCLT?
Yes, through an oppression and mismanagement petition, particularly where the company works like a partnership.
Do you take matters at NCLT Jaipur?
Yes, through our associate office in Jaipur, with support from our Delhi NCR team.
Matter Before NCLT Jaipur?
Send us the company's details and your papers. We will confirm the bench, check the deadlines and explain how we would run the case.
This page gives general information about the law as it stood when it was last reviewed. It is not legal advice on your case and does not promise any result. IBC rules and NCLT procedures change often, so outcomes depend on your own documents, dates and facts.
Need help with NCLT Jaipur for Rajasthan Companies?
Send us the notice, the petition or the order. We will tell you where you stand, which bench hears it and the date the next step is due, in plain words.
