Chairperson Court Cause List

NCLAT Principal Bench published its daily cause list for the Chairperson Court dated April 6, 2026, scheduled at 10:30 AM in hybrid mode. The list contains approximately 25-30 matters spanning insolvency cases, liquidation proceedings, and disputes involving banks, financial institutions, and resolution professionals.

NCLAT Court IV Supplementary Cause List

NCLAT Court IV published its supplementary cause list for April 6, 2026, listing cases for hearing in hybrid mode. The list includes one insolvency appeal: Comp. App. (AT) No. 1284 of 2022 (Mohit Arora vs. Siddharth V. D'Costa). This is a routine administrative court scheduling document with no regulatory requirements.

Registrar Court Cause List

NCLAT Principal Bench published its daily cause list for the Registrar Court sitting on April 6, 2026, at 11:30 AM in hybrid mode. The list contains miscellaneous applications for consideration under Rule 26(3) of the NCLAT Rules, 2016, including restoration applications and corporate insolvency matters.

NCLAT Chairperson Court Daily Cause List

NCLAT published its supplementary daily cause list for the Chairperson Court dated April 6, 2026. The list includes cases for admission hearings under hybrid mode video conferencing. Notable cases include Comp. App. (AT) No. 1988 of 2025 involving STCI Finance Ltd. versus Sumesh Dhawan and an insolvency matter related to Gensol Engineering Ltd.

Chennai Bench Supplementary Cause List

NCLAT Chennai Bench published its supplementary cause list dated 06.04.2026, listing three additional company law appeals scheduled for hearing. The cases involve shareholder disputes, asset reconstruction matters, and insolvency proceedings under the Companies Act, 2013.

NCLAT Chennai Bench Daily Cause List

NCLAT Chennai Bench published its daily cause list for April 7, 2026. The list includes cases for admission (fresh cases), defective cases, and orders, heard in hybrid mode before Justice Sharad Kumar Sharma (Judicial Member) and Jatindranath Swain (Technical Member). Cases span insolvency proceedings, stay applications, and interim injunctions involving various corporate debtors and liquidators.

Detainee Death Notification - Vietnamese National at Miami Correctional Center

ICE released a detainee death notification for Tuan Van Bui, 55, a Vietnamese national who passed away April 1 at Miami Correctional Center in Bunker Hill, Indiana. Bui had a 2005 removal order and a extensive criminal history including robbery, assault, drug offenses, and weapons charges. The cause of death is under investigation. ICE has notified DHS oversight offices and next of kin per standard protocols.

Dinosaur-Shaped Chicken Nugget Recall Due to Lead Contamination

NH DHHS issued a public health alert advising consumers who purchased frozen dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets (Great Value brand, 29-oz bags) at New Hampshire Walmart locations not to consume the product due to unsafe lead levels. The affected product has Best If Used By date of FEB 10, 2027, lot code 0416DPO1215, and establishment number P44164. NH DHHS recommends disposing of the product or returning it to the place of purchase.

Marriage of Bowman - Attorney's Fees Dispute

The California Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District affirmed a trial court's award of $12,500 in attorney's fees in a marital dissolution case, rejecting the wife's claim for approximately $49,000 under a prevailing party clause in their marital settlement agreement. The court held that trial courts retain discretion to apply Family Code sections 2030 and 2032 factors, including the losing party's ability to pay, when determining fee amounts under MSA attorney's fees provisions.

In re Marriage of Bowman - Attorney's Fees Award Under MSA

The California Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, Division Six affirmed a postjudgment attorney's fees award of $12,500 in favor of Julie Bowman in her marital dissolution case with Charles Bowman. The court rejected her argument that Civil Code section 1717 should apply to a prevailing party clause in their marital settlement agreement, instead holding that Family Code sections 2030 and 2032 govern and allow consideration of the paying party's ability to pay.