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NCLT Mumbai: Independent Directors Cannot Automatically Avoid Liability for Fraud under IBC - (04 Nov 2025)

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NCLT Mumbai ruled that independent directors cannot automatically evade liability for a company's alleged fraud under the IBC, stating that holding the title alone does not exempt them from scrutiny without assessing their role in the fraudulent transactions.

Tags : DIRECTORS   FRAUD   LIABILITY  

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