getting the tenants vacated
Recently the Supreme Court of India has delivered a judgement prohibiting vacation of tenants by Banks from the properties offered as collateral securities. Despite the Banks are getting the tenants vacated from the premises of the properties and taking possession of the properties forcibly, which is violation of the judgement. What is the recourse available more
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Dear Mr. Kolla Koteswara Rao It is NOT correct that "Supreme Court of India has delivered a judgement prohibiting vacation of tenants", BUT there are N' Number of pronouncements upholding the vacation of the tenancy. Pl. ref. the same as relevant details of your matter are not available for ready references. If need be we can assist in the matter. more
Jun 09
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Jun 09
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Jun 09
The SC was of the opinion and was pleased to observe that SARFEASI Act, cannot over ride other laws. In other words the banks acting under the said act cannot summarily seek eviction of the tenants with out following dueprocess of law. The finding of the court is in favour of all those statutory tenants and aginst the banks to the extent of summary eviction . On Sunday, June 5, 2016, Kolla Koteswara Rao > wrote: > more
Jun 06
The judgement of Supreme Court is in case no. I (2016) BC 471 (SC) in the case of Vishal N Kalsaria vs. Bank of india and others. All said and done, the point remains whether the Bank can act against the tenants, taking that they are there before the issue of notice under Section 13(2) of SARFEASI ACT. more
Jun 05
