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International Journal ofLaw Management & Humanities
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International Journal ofLaw Management & Humanities
Open accessArticleVol. 3 No. IV (2020)pp. 411–417

The Evolution & Development of Recovery Laws in India: A Critical Analysis

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Anish Malikstudent at Amity Law School Delhi (Affiliated to GGSIP University), India
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Published 12 August 2020 · pp. 411–417 · Vol. 3 No. IV (2020)
Abstract

Debt can be defined as the loan taken by an individual or an organization from the bank or financial institutions to meet its expenses, start a new business, buy a new house or vehicle etc. The person or organization taking the loan is called as the debtor and the lender is called as a creditor. Many a times the debtor is not able to repay the creditor its principal amount or the interest amount due to losses in business or due to other possible reasons. In such cases the creditor might try to settle the issue in person or approach the court to intervene and help them recover their money.

Keywords
Recovery lawsDebt recoverySARFAESI ActNon-performing assetsDebt Recovery TribunalBanking law

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Anish Malik, The Evolution & Development of Recovery Laws in India: A Critical Analysis, 3 Int'l J. L. Mgmt. & Human. 411 (2020).

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Anish Malik, The Evolution & Development of Recovery Laws in India: A Critical Analysis, 3 Int'l J. L. Mgmt. & Human. 411 (2020).
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