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Which body's orders, besides those of the Tribunal, can be appealed to the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal under section 410 of the Companies Act, 2013, as it now stands?

Under section 410, the Appellate Tribunal hears appeals against orders of the Tribunal and of the National Financial Reporting Authority passed under the Companies Act, 2013. Orders of the Registrar, the Securities Appellate Tribunal or the SFIO are not covered by that clause.

  1. AOrders of the Registrar of Companies
  2. BOrders of the National Financial Reporting Authority under the ActCorrect
  3. COrders of the Securities Appellate Tribunal
  4. DOrders of the Serious Fraud Investigation Office

Explanation

Section 410(a), as substituted in 2018, covers orders of the Tribunal or of the National Financial Reporting Authority under the Act. Orders of the Registrar, SAT or SFIO are not listed there.

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