Tribunal representation

DRT representation that prioritises commercial outcomes

Securitisation Applications, defence of Original Applications, interim relief, and DRAT appeals — handled with the end-state in mind.

Written by
Sharad Wardhan
MD, NPA Experts
CA, ex-Deputy Vice President (Banking)
Legally reviewed by
NPA Experts Legal Review Panel
Empanelled counsel practising before DRT, DRAT and High Courts
Last updated
July 13, 2026
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Who this is for

  • Borrowers facing OA recovery proceedings
  • Borrowers filing securitisation applications
  • Guarantors served in recovery actions

Benefits

Interim leverage
Stay, status quo, conditional deposit — orders that shape the deal.
Commercial focus
Litigation aligned with negotiation, not separate from it.
DRAT readiness
Strong record at DRT translates to strong appeals.

Process

  1. 1
    Case strategy
    Choose between SA, defence, counter-claim or hybrid approach.
  2. 2
    Pleadings & evidence
    Tightly drafted pleadings backed by documentary evidence.
  3. 3
    Interim applications
    Targeted IAs that move the commercial needle.
  4. 4
    Hearings & arguments
    Senior counsel briefing and conduct.
  5. 5
    Final order & next steps
    Implementation or appeal as the order demands.

Frequently asked questions

Case Study · Illustrative
Status quo order in DRT-SA
Logistics promoter · ₹7.8 Cr · Multi-bank exposure.
Outcome: Interim status quo on auction; settlement negotiated in parallel and closed in 4 months.

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