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Procedure Of Tribunals: Jaiib/DBF Paper 3 (Module C) Unit-11
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♦Application to the Tribunal
The Purpose for filing application is for Recovery of the debt due to them.
| DRT Act | About |
| Section19(1) | Application for recovery to Tribunal within local limits of whose jurisdiction |
| Section19(2) | Recovery of the debt is from same person, any other bank also has to recover debt, they may join. |
| Section19(3) | No need to pay the fee, if Case is transferred from Civil Court to Tribunal |
| Section19(4) | On receipt of application under sub-section(1) or (2) the Tribunal has to issue summons to the defendant requiring him to show cause within 30 days of the service of summons as to why the relief prayed for should not be granted |
| Section19(5) | The Defendant has to present written statement at or before first hearing or within such time as the Tribunal may permit. |
| Section19(6) | defendant has to claims any amount on first hearing from the applicant and to have setoff against the applicant’s demand with ascertained sum of money |
| Section19(7) | When written statement contains claim and set off, the written statement has the same effect as a plaint in a cross-suit. |
| Section19(8) | Counter claim |
| Section19(9) | Counter claim has the same effect as a plaint in cross-suit so as to enable the Tribunal to pass a final order in respect of both the original and Counter Claim. |
| Section19(10) | The applicant is at liberty to file a written statement to the counter claim of the defendant within such period may be fixed by the Tribunal |
| Section19(11) | Counter Claim to be disposed as an Independent action. |
| Section19(12) | The Tribunal may pass interim order against the defendant to debar him from transferring, alienating, or otherwise dealing with or disposing of any property/asset without the permission of the Tribunal |
| Section 19(13 A and B) | Tribunal Dispose of the property, Damage to the property, remove/whole any part of the property |
| Section19(14) | When the applicant wants that the properties of the defendant should be attached. |
| Section19(15) | The Tribunal can pass conditional attachment order. |
| Section19(16) | If any attachment order is passed without complying the requirements of Subsection (13), then such order is void. |
| Section19(17) | The Tribunal has power to pass interim orders, attachment orders etc. If there is any breach of the orders, the Tribunal may order that the properties of the person guilty of the breach of the order be attached and person be detained in civil prison for a term not exceeding 3 months. |
| Section19(18) | appoint a receiver of any property
· remove any person from the custody/possession of property · confer powers to receiver. · appoint a commissioner for preparation of an inventory of the property of the defendant or for sale thereof |
| Section19(19) | If the recovery certificate is granted against a company, the Tribunal may order that the sale proceeds of such company be distributed among the Secured Creditors as provided in Section 529A of the Companies Act. |
| Section19(20) | Pass interim or final order for payment of amount including interest thereon |
| Section19(21) | The tribunal is required to send copy of every order by it to the applicant and the defendant. |
| Section19(22) | Issue a Certificate of Recovery to the recovery officer for recovery of the amount of debts. |
| Section19(23) | Sending Certificate of Recovery to other tribunals if it is local limits of other jurisdiction |
| Section19(24) | Application received by the tribunal for recovery of debt shall be disposed of finally within 180 days |
| Section19(25) | The tribunal may make such orders and give such directions as may be necessary |
♦Appeal to the Appellate Tribunal
- Any person aggrieved by the order passed by Under DRT Act, may appeal to an Appellate Tribunal.
- The appeal is required to be filed within 45 days from the date on which copy of the order is received. At the time of filing appeal Section 21 of the DRT Act 75% of the amount shown as due in the order required to be deposited by the appellant.
- Appellate Tribunal should disposed off the appeal within 6 months.
- These is no provision in the Act for further appeal against the order passed by the Appellate Tribunal. However writ Jurisdiction of High Court under Article 226 and Supervisory jurisdiction of High Court as well as Special Leave Petition before the Supreme Court are not Barred.
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