Breaking Supreme Court Legal Update
New Delhi · Sunday, 02 August 2026 9888666310 | [email protected]
Free Law — free judgments and free headnotes Free Lawby De Jure
Supreme Court of India 2021-11-29 allowed

GPR Power Solutions Private Limited Through Mr. S. Damodaran, CEO of Appellant vs Mr. Supriyo Chaudhuri

Bench: 2 — Indira Banerjee, J.K. Maheshwari

In Brief

GPR Power Solutions sued to recover dues for piping work supplied to the Corporate Debtor. An arbitrator awarded them a sum in 2018. When the debtor entered insolvency in February 2020, GPR missed the three-month filing deadline for its insolvency claim because of the COVID-19 lockdown. The National Company Law Tribunal and its Appellate Authority rejected the late claim. The Supreme Court held that the pandemic-period extension of limitation granted in its earlier Suo Motu Writ Petition remained binding and applied. GPR's claim, filed on 14 January 2021, fell within that extended period and should not have been rejected. The appeal was allowed.

The lawyer headnote and full judgment text are available to registered users.

Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law Civil Procedure Limitation of Actions COVID-19 (Pandemic) Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process Condonation of Delay

Read the full judgment & headnote. It's free.

Register to read the complete Supreme Court judgment text and the headnote, and to search 1 lakh+ Supreme Court judgments by meaning. It is a free service.

Register Free Login