Yes, if we can prove the bank violated mandatory SARFAESI procedures or undervalued the property, the DRT has the authority to cancel the completed sale.
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Yes, if we can prove the bank violated mandatory SARFAESI procedures or undervalued the property, the DRT has the authority to cancel the completed sale.
If the DRT sets aside the auction, the bank is legally ordered to refund the purchase amount, often with interest, directly to the third-party buyer.
Yes, once the DRT cancels the sale certificate, the bank must restore the title to you, and we will enforce the return of physical possession.
Filing an appeal in the DRT requires a statutory tribunal fee based on the loan amount, which our attorneys will transparently calculate for you upfront.
The SARFAESI rules apply equally, but commercial cancellations often involve more complex corporate debts and higher-stakes valuation discrepancies.
You typically have 45 days from the date of the auction or the issuance of the sale certificate to file a formal appeal in the DRT.
Absolutely. Intentional undervaluation is a major legal violation. We challenge the bank's valuation reports to legally invalidate the unfair auction.
Yes, cancelling the auction puts immense legal pressure on the bank, making them highly receptive to a One-Time Settlement (OTS) on your terms.
Even if registered, the DRT can declare the registration null and void if the underlying auction process is proven to be legally defective.
We provide razor-sharp legal scrutiny of bank records, aggressive tribunal representation, and a proven track record of overturning unlawful foreclosures.