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Find Debt Recovery Tribunal Appellate Judgments

DRAT Orders provide important judicial decisions on appeals arising from matters handled by the Debt Recovery Tribunals under India's debt recovery and financial laws. These orders address disputes involving banks, financial institutions, borrowers, secured assets, recovery proceedings and other issues connected with debt recovery.

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What is DRAT Judgements?

Appellate Decisions Shaping Debt Recovery Law

Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal (DRAT) is the appellate forum that hears appeals against orders passed by Debt Recovery Tribunals (DRTs) in matters relating to recovery of debts due to banks and financial institutions. DRAT decisions can provide important guidance on issues arising during debt recovery proceedings, including challenges to DRT orders and disputes concerning secured assets. For advocates, banks, financial institutions, borrowers, legal researchers and compliance professionals, accessing previous DRAT decisions can help in understanding how appellate authorities have considered similar legal and procedural issues.

DRT Appeal Decisions

DRAT Orders address appeals against decisions passed by Debt Recovery Tribunals in debt recovery matters.

Recovery & Secured Assets

Orders may deal with issues concerning recovery of debts, secured assets, mortgages, and enforcement of security interests.

Appellate Judicial Reasoning

DRAT decisions provide reasoning on legal and procedural issues arising in debt recovery proceedings.

DRAT-Orders

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Sr.No. Orders Date Subject PDF Orders Remarks
1 29 Apr, 2026 In the matter of Wateredge Hospitality Pvt. Ltd. & Ors. vs. State Bank of India, [I.A. No. 279/2026(Stay) in Regular Appeal No. 41/2026] Others
2 15 Apr, 2026 In the matter of Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. vs. Prasunco Traders Pvt. Ltd. & Ors. [Appeal Dy. No. 1701/2023] Others
3 01 Apr, 2026 In the matter of HDFC Bank Ltd. vs. Rajsri Associates (HUF) and Ors. [MA 1/2026] Others

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A DRAT Order is a decision or direction issued by the Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal while hearing an appeal against an order passed by a Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT).

DRAT primarily deals with appeals arising from debt recovery proceedings involving banks and financial institutions. Its orders may address issues relating to recovery claims, secured assets, and enforcement of security interests.

Advocates, banks, financial institutions, borrowers, insolvency professionals, legal researchers, and compliance professionals can refer to DRAT Orders when researching debt recovery and related legal issues.

DRAT serves as an appellate forum for specified appeals arising from decisions of Debt Recovery Tribunals, providing appellate review of matters concerning debt recovery and related proceedings.

A Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) adjudicates specified debt recovery matters at the tribunal level, while the Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal (DRAT) hears appeals against orders passed by DRTs.

DRAT Orders provide appellate reasoning on disputes arising from debt recovery proceedings and can help legal professionals understand how particular issues have been considered at the appellate level.

Yes. DRAT proceedings can involve disputes concerning secured assets and enforcement of security interests, depending on the matter before the tribunal.

Yes. Reviewing previous DRAT decisions can help researchers identify how appellate authorities have considered legal, factual, and procedural issues arising in debt recovery matters.

You can search DRAT Orders online through the InstaFinancials ibbi-order search platform, which provides access to tribunal decisions for legal and judicial research.

No. DRAT Orders are issued by the Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal in matters within its statutory jurisdiction, whereas High Court Orders are issued by High Courts exercising their respective jurisdiction.

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