Is it mandatory to register Negative Lien for creation of Charge?
What is a negative lien? Let us first understand what is a negative lien. Actually, there is no legal definition of the term ‘negative lien’ in any of the Indian legislative enactments. However, as it is understood in the normal course of business, it is merely a negative covenant which restricts a person from creating…
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Effects of charge registration under companies act
The Section 2(16) of the Companies Act 2013 defines ‘Charge’ as “an interest or lien created on the property or assets of a company or any of its undertaking or both as security and includes mortgage”. Thus, ‘charge’ can be described as lender’s right to recover his dues by disposing-off the specified assets of the…
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Difference between first charge, second charge and pari-passu charges explained
Charge creation means the establishment of the lender’s right over specified assets of the borrower in order to recover principle and interest in default from the borrower. The charge can be created against the same assets by more than one lender. The lender in whose favour charge is first created is called the holder of…
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What are the effects of non-registration of a charge?
A Charge means an interest or lien created on the property and assets of the company or any of its undertakings or both as security and includes a mortgage. When a charge created on the property and assets of a company is registered by ROC, it is a notice of such charge to the public…
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CERSAI (Central Registry of Securitisation Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest) registration is mandatory for all types of security interests created on assets, including mortgages, securitization, and asset reconstruction. This includes loans secured by properties or other assets. The registration must be done by the lender within 30 days of creating the security interest.Section 17 to…
Registration of Memorandum of Deposit of Title Deeds (MODT) in Lieu of Equitable Mortgage Deed
IntroductionIn the context of home loans, a mortgage refers to the process wherein a borrower offers their immovable property as collateral to secure a loan. One of the common methods used in India to create such a mortgage—particularly an equitable mortgage—is through the execution and registration of a Memorandum of Deposit of Title Deeds (MODT).…
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