Securitisation and Debt Recovery Laws

This comprehensive work by Srivastava provides an in-depth analysis of securitisation and debt recovery laws in India, presenting the legal framework governing enforcement of security interests and recovery of debts by banks and financial institutions. Published in its 11th updated edition in two volumes, the book consolidates principal legislation along with allied Acts and Rules, offering a structured understanding of recovery mechanisms, adjudicatory processes, and creditor–debtor rights under Indian financial law.

Key Features

• Detailed exposition of securitisation and debt recovery legislation in India
• Consolidated coverage of allied Acts and Rules relevant to debt enforcement
• Analytical discussion on recovery mechanisms and procedural compliance
• Examination of rights, liabilities, and remedies of borrowers and secured creditors
• Extensive reference to judicial interpretations shaping recovery law jurisprudence
• Two-volume updated edition suitable for advanced legal and professional reference

This book is especially useful for law students, advocates, banking and finance professionals, judicial officers, recovery officers, chartered accountants, company secretaries, academicians, and legal researchers. It serves as a practical and authoritative guide for those involved in banking litigation, non-performing asset recovery, financial compliance, and adjudication before debt recovery tribunals and appellate authorities.