Debt Recovery (DRT)
For lenders and creditors, recovery is a process that rewards precision and pace. We act on recovery, SARFAESI and securitisation matters before the Debts Recovery Tribunal and the Appellate Tribunal, with the real-estate depth that secured lending against property demands — from enforcement of security to the final recovery certificate.
What we do
- DRT recovery proceedings
- SARFAESI enforcement actions
- Securitisation appeals
- Enforcement, attachment & execution
Common issues we resolve
- Enforcing security against a defaulting borrower
- Borrower challenges to SARFAESI measures
- Establishing clean title to secured property before enforcement
- Converting a recovery certificate into an actual recovery
How the engagement works
- 1
Security & title review
We confirm the security and the title position so enforcement is not derailed later.
- 2
Proceedings
We initiate DRT or SARFAESI action and press it through the tribunal.
- 3
Recovery
We execute and enforce until the debt is recovered.
Frequently asked questions
We primarily act for lenders and creditors on recovery, but we also advise borrowers facing enforcement where there is a genuine defence — always after checking for conflicts.
Related services
Further reading
All insights →Interim compensation under Section 143A: getting paid before the judgment
A cheque bounce trial can outlast the debt it is about. Section 143A exists so the complainant is not funding the delay.
Section 138 cheque bounce: the fast-track recovery playbook
From statutory notice to complaint to settlement — the sequence that turns a dishonoured cheque into an enforceable recovery.
You won the order. Now enforce it: recovery as arrears of land revenue
An unenforced order is paper. The recovery warrant route treats the amount as arrears of land revenue — and that changes the conversation.
Tell us about your matter.
Book a consultation and we will tell you plainly where you stand — and what it takes to resolve it.