Adv Param Hansh Yadav (BBA LL.B ( Practice at Rohini District Court Tis Hazari Courts Karkardooma Courts & Dwarka District Court)) 30 March 2018
P. Venu (Advocate) 30 March 2018
The posting suggests no legal elements.
Adv Param Hansh Yadav (BBA LL.B ( Practice at Rohini District Court Tis Hazari Courts Karkardooma Courts & Dwarka District Court)) 30 March 2018
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 30 March 2018
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 30 March 2018
OD is always linked to stocks and a limit is against margins on stock. Closing business without repaying the amount is criminal as the understanding as per agreement is that he should not draw the amount more than the prescribed margins on stocks. This amount must be repaid. Compromise etc., may step only if there is no adequate collateral security and third party guarantee. Now Banks are directly proceeding for recovery through sale of property by following laid down procedure. To my knowledge, no bank spares a fraud and permit any concessions when there is immovable collateral security.
Adv Param Hansh Yadav (BBA LL.B ( Practice at Rohini District Court Tis Hazari Courts Karkardooma Courts & Dwarka District Court)) 30 March 2018
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 30 March 2018
It depends on the Bank Recovery Team decisions If Bank Manager is tough, he can file criminal complaint to Police for cheating and criminal beach of trust and also attach properties in the name of borrower, though not offered as securities for this OD. The same extends to Guarantors also and Guarantors properties can be attached and there is no need to go to court.
Adv Param Hansh Yadav (BBA LL.B ( Practice at Rohini District Court Tis Hazari Courts Karkardooma Courts & Dwarka District Court)) 30 March 2018
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 30 March 2018
The bank must be worried, and if they are not taking any steps means whereabouts are not known or officers are lethargic in recovering public money.
Meet concerned manager at his branch. Express your difficulties convincing them of your genuine incapability. Do not commit any thing or sign. Speak to other relatives/friends on proposal of Bank. Sort it out through negotiations.
Adv Param Hansh Yadav (BBA LL.B ( Practice at Rohini District Court Tis Hazari Courts Karkardooma Courts & Dwarka District Court)) 30 March 2018
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 30 March 2018
So far there is no such law for compromises wherein borrower willing to pay 50% principle and praying for 50% of principal and total interest waiver.. No court can interfere and order the Bank to accept to whatever it is thrown before them , as the Bank's money is public money.
Adv Param Hansh Yadav (BBA LL.B ( Practice at Rohini District Court Tis Hazari Courts Karkardooma Courts & Dwarka District Court)) 30 March 2018
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 30 March 2018
Try through Lok Adalat and it is the one alternative. But, Bank may be having it's own information system on credit worthiness and borrowers outside worth, and that is the reason they are remaining silent. Court can no way involve in these transactions. Bank has already lost lakhs of interest, which is agains public money.
Adv Param Hansh Yadav (BBA LL.B ( Practice at Rohini District Court Tis Hazari Courts Karkardooma Courts & Dwarka District Court)) 30 March 2018