Rule 8(2) of the SARFAESI Act - The provision relates to the procedural requirement for filing applications under Section 17 for initiating enforcement actions. The courts have interpreted that compliance with Rule 8(2) is essential to ensure the application is within prescribed time limits and procedural correctness. Failure to adhere to this rule can render proceedings invalid THE AUTHORISED OFFICER vs SMT B S SHEELA - Kerala, Union Bank of India VS Rajendra Wadhwa - Madhya Pradesh.
Order under Rule 8(1) - Rule 8(1) mandates that a secured creditor must issue a notice to the borrower before initiating proceedings under Section 13(2). Courts have emphasized that issuing a notice under Rule 8(1) is a pre-condition for invoking Section 14, and non-compliance can invalidate subsequent enforcement steps Sasanka Infra projects Private Limited, Hyderabad VS ICICI Bank Limited, Vadodara - Andhra Pradesh, SANJEEV KUMAR PORWAL VS AUTHORIZED OFFICER/CHIEF MANAGER, S. B. I. JALAUN - Allahabad.
Procedure for Initiating Action - The enforcement process begins with a notice under Rule 8(1). Only after this notice and subsequent compliance can the creditor proceed under Section 13(2) and then invoke Section 14 for possession. The process aims to ensure fairness and due process before enforcing security interests THE AUTHORISED OFFICER vs SMT B S SHEELA - Kerala, Azam Foods Products Pvt. Ltd. VS The Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, Chenna, Rep. , by its Registrar - Andhra Pradesh.
Legal Validity and Judicial Interpretation - Courts have upheld the necessity of strict compliance with Rule 8(1) and Rule 8(2). Violations, such as failure to issue proper notices or adhere to procedural timelines, can lead to the quashing of enforcement actions. Some judgments have also highlighted that auction through E-auction is recognized as a valid public auction process, provided procedural norms are followed SANJEEV KUMAR PORWAL VS AUTHORIZED OFFICER/CHIEF MANAGER, S. B. I. JALAUN - Allahabad.
Limitations and Constitutional Aspects - The enforcement proceedings under SARFAESI are subject to constitutional safeguards, and courts have held that statutory provisions cannot override fundamental rights or constitutional powers. Orders passed under Section 14 are subject to judicial review, especially if procedural requirements are not met Harshad Govardhan Sondagar VS International Assets Reconstruction - Supreme Court.
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