CERSAI and Section 14 SARFAESI: Why One Registration Can Make or Break a Recovery
– By Adv. Bhavna Gajbe For a secured creditor, winning a loan default battle often comes down to paperwork done years before the borrower ever missed an EMI. Nowhere is this truer than in the interplay between CERSAI registration and Section 14 of the SARFAESI Act. Banks and NBFCs that treat CERSAI as a compliance […]
“It’s Interlocutory — Revision Won’t Lie.” Really?
A Hard Look at the Most Overused Defence in Seized Property Proceedings – By Adv. Bhavna Gajbe The D’damas Problem: A Useful Precedent That Has Been Stretched Too Far The starting point for the “interlocutory” argument in propert y custody matters is invariably the Bombay High Court’s decision in *D’damas Jewellery India Pvt. Ltd. v. […]