1. IRRESPECTIVE of the delay, you may still file your claims, more so specifically since all the claimants (including you) are the affected party and due Notice Publication on Public newsprint and on site would not have been done.

2. Your rights does not extinguish, just because you did not file your Claims.  You may file your claims, with proper documentary evidences and request for Condonation of any delay.

approach the concerned NCLT for condonation of delay in filing the claim on sufficient cause for delay being shown;

In NCLT you don't have any remedy left. 

So your only option left with is in Consumer Forum. 

Don't delay in filing such case.

1.File an application before the NCLT now praying for allowing your claim to be added with other applicants claim.

2. You shall have to show ground for the delay in submitting the said application. 

File FIR. Also submit your claim before RP or CC with application that you was unaware of NCLT procdeing.

And NCLT may have withdrawn after amendment in insolvency act. So directly file FIR, RERA and consumer complaint. Send legal notice first.

You can file the same before 90 th day of Insolvency commencement date. You can get the delay condoned from the court

- As per rule , if you cancel the agreement for purchasing the said plot due to the fault of developer , then the developer is bound to refund the entire amount with 10% interest.

- You can approach the NCALT against the order , and also start proceeding before Consumer court , 

Please contact committee of creditors to ensure enlistment of your name .

Now CIRP is stalled by an order of Central Government through an ordinance prohibiting fresh filing of application under section 7,8,9 and 10 of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 as amended upto date.

NCLT and NCLAT are non- functional sine dine.

Amendment to section 10 A is introduced and enforced the same last month with President's assent to publish the amendment in official Gazette of Government of India. 

You can proceed in filing an application for impleadment with delay condonation application

File an application for interim relief and for seeking permission to file claims

The law of limitation revolves around the basic concept of fixing or prescribing the time period for barring legal actions beyond that period.

The very crux of having a limitation law in force is that a person cannot sleep over his rights for an indefinite period and seek such remedy at a later stage.

The limitation Act does not extinguish a right but it only bars the remedy.

At the outset, it may be noted that the law of limitation would apply equally to an applicant’s claim as well as claims of other creditor who submit proof of claim before the RP/liquidator.

As per the Act, being a general law, the right to sue accrues when the default has occurred and the default should have occurred not beyond 3 years from filing of the application. However, when introduced, the Code did not explicitly provide for applicability of limitation law for matters under the Code- hence the anomaly.

n spirit of the principles of purport of the law of limitation and in light of the confusion of an explicit provision, a counterpart to section 433 of the Companies Act, 2013 was introduced in the Code by way of section 238A w.e.f. 06.06.2018, which stated that:

“238A. Limitation:

The provisions of the Limitation Act, 1963 shall, as far as may be, apply to the proceedings or Appeals before the Adjudicating Authority, the National Company aw Appellate Tribunal, the Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal, as the case may be.”

Hence, it was substantiated in clear words that the Limitation Act, 1963 is applicable to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.

You may apply for your claim even now befor the forum, let them giver their reply  after which you can decide about further course of action

You should file an application stating that you didn't know about the same and hence you may be permitted to be made party in the matter.

Dear Sir,

You are suggested to submit the claim to the Resolution Professional and if it is denied by him, file an interlocutory application in the NCLT, concerned Bench praying for direction to RP to include your claim. 

you can file an application of Condonation of delay before NCLT. 

 You need to make an application before NCLT for including your claim the creditor list on ground that you haven't received any intimation for submission of claims till date.