Is it legal for the Financial Institutions the Decree Holder, to go for enforcement of security interest under the SARFAAESI Act, inspite of going for execution proceedings under the CPC?
N.K.Assumi (Advocate) 02 June 2010
Is it legal for the Financial Institutions the Decree Holder, to go for enforcement of security interest under the SARFAAESI Act, inspite of going for execution proceedings under the CPC?
Naresh Chandra Goyal (Chairman) 02 June 2010
Under the SARFAESI Act 2002 the secured creditor i.e. the banks and financial institutions themselves are the determining agency of the loan amount and also executing agency of the determined loan amount. Pls. go through sec. 13 of the act of 2002
Naresh Chandra Goyal (Chairman) 02 June 2010
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VIJAYA LAKSHMI C.J. (Manager) 15 June 2010
The decree holder i(ie) banker has two options either to proceed with executing the decree in the Civil court / DRC or to proceed under the Sarfaesi Act.Both are simultaneously also permissable (Transcore judgment). But to proceed under the Sarsaesi Act, bank should ensure whether the total outstanding is Rs. 1 lac or above / the property charged is not an agricultural property. Subject to the above, on complying with the modalities mentioned in Section 13 of the Securitisation Act bank can proceed against the borrower/mortgagor.
SRIKANTH MYLAVARAPU (SENIOR OFFICER (LEGAL)) 16 June 2010
SIR
ILL SUPPORT BOTH ABOVE STATMENTS GIVEN BY OUR MEMBERS