Business & Finance
Banking & Finance
Representation in banking and financial disputes.
- Appears before
- Debts Recovery Tribunal, DRAT
- Consultation
- Online and in person
- Visits
- By appointment
We help borrowers, guarantors and financial institutions with loan disputes, recovery proceedings and banking matters.
What we handle
9 types of matters under Banking & Finance
- SARFAESI Matters
- DRT Proceedings
- Loan Settlement Matters
- Banking Fraud Cases
- Mortgage Recovery Disputes
- Auction Proceedings
- Guarantor Disputes
- Financial Documentation
- Recovery Proceedings
How we handle your matter
What to expect when you instruct us in banking & finance matters.
- 1
Consultation
You meet an advocate, online or in person, and explain your matter. We listen first.
- 2
Review of documents
We study your papers and explain the legal position and your options in simple language.
- 3
Plan and preparation
We agree on the approach with you, then prepare notices, applications, pleadings or agreements.
- 4
Action and updates
We act on your behalf before the concerned court or authority, and keep you informed after every step.
What to bring to your consultation
Photocopies are fine. If something is missing, come anyway and we will tell you what to arrange.
Courts and forums
- Debts Recovery Tribunal
- DRAT
- High Court of Telangana
- Civil Courts
- Loan agreement and sanction letter
- Account statements
- Bank notices
- Security and mortgage documents
- Identity proof
Common questions
General information only. For advice on your matter, speak to an advocate.
Book a consultationWhat is a SARFAESI notice?
It is a notice from a bank to recover a secured loan by taking possession of the secured asset, after a default.
Can I settle my loan with the bank?
Banks may consider settlement in some cases. We can help you negotiate and document the terms.
What is a guarantor's liability?
It depends on the guarantee document and the facts. We can explain the position after reviewing it.
Related services
All servicesNeed legal advice? Speak with an advocate.
Tell us about your matter and we will guide you on the next step.
By appointment · Online and in person