Loan Moratorium And Waiver of Interest - Live Updates From Supreme Court

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17 Dec 2020 1:17 PM IST

  • Loan Moratorium And Waiver of Interest - Live Updates From Supreme Court

    Supreme Court bench led by Justice Ashok is hearingp plea(s) seeking extension of loan moratorium owing to the pandemic along with sector-specific...

    Supreme Court bench led by Justice Ashok is hearingp plea(s) seeking extension of loan moratorium owing to the pandemic along with sector-specific plea's.

    Live Updates

    • 17 Dec 2020 2:41 PM IST

      Srivastava: Not practice of My lords to rely on Articles, but I have enclosed some articles wherein one financial expert has demonstrated how the waiver of compound interest works.

    • 17 Dec 2020 2:40 PM IST

      Relief can be granted for loans. In policy making, national authority has to apply its mind (under Disaster Management Act) but that has not been done. 

    • 17 Dec 2020 2:40 PM IST

      Srivastava: The DMA structure as argued by Mr Salve has demolished the architecture of the DMA, with due respect. His argument has made provisions of the DMA nugatory.

    • 17 Dec 2020 2:40 PM IST

      Srivastava: NDMA has to collect empirical data and make a comprehensive policy, not arguing that there needs to be a complete waiver. There can be a partial waiver also but for this there is a need for a calibrated policy under the Disaster Management Act

    • 17 Dec 2020 2:39 PM IST

      But this is catastrophic especially in light of the Covid stress., says Srivastava

    • 17 Dec 2020 2:38 PM IST

      Srivastava: Invocation stipulates a last date. Prudential norms never have a cut off date.

      “But there has to be a cut off date. Otherwise how will there be invocation?” Justice Reddy asks

    • 17 Dec 2020 2:37 PM IST

      Bench re-assembles.

      Srivastava continues his rejoinder submissions.

    • 17 Dec 2020 1:22 PM IST

      Bench says it will re-assemble at 2 PM.

    • 17 Dec 2020 1:21 PM IST

      Srivastava: There has to be a solution to this, the power cannot ve left to the banks. Instead the RBI should be making provisions for resolution of the processes.

    • 17 Dec 2020 1:19 PM IST

      Srivastava: There has to be a solution to this, the power cannot ve left to the banks. Instead the RBI should be making provisions for resolution of the processes.

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