Specialised representation across SARFAESI & DRT proceedings, NI Act Section 138 cheque bounce litigation, Allahabad High Court writ advocacy, and financial law compliance.
Advocate Harsh Dev Pandey brings over three years of rigorous legal practice across banking institutions, financial companies, and individual litigants. His core practice spans credit risk management, SARFAESI enforcement, NI Act Section 138 matters, and writ litigation before the Allahabad High Court.
Focused representation for banking institutions, borrowers, businesses, and individuals across UP courts and the High Court.
Credit risk assessment, loan documentation, corporate lending compliance, and RBI regulatory liaison for banks and NBFCs.
Representation before Debt Recovery Tribunals for secured creditors and borrowers in enforcement and restructuring matters.
Statutory notices, criminal complaint filings, and court representation in cheque dishonour and financial recovery matters.
Constitutional writ petitions (Art. 226/227), emergency stay applications, and appellate hearings at Allahabad High Court.
Legal notices, commercial contracts, settlement deeds, and pre-litigation strategy with risk evaluation.
Civil court recovery suits, NCLT insolvency proceedings, arbitration, and Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission filings.
IndusInd Bank
Heading asset recovery legal strategy, credit risk assessment, and court compliance oversight for banking operations across the portfolio.
Shriram Finance Ltd, Chandauli
High Court of Judicature at Allahabad
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Keep a copy of the bank notice (Sec. 13(2) or 13(4)), loan sanction letter, account statements, property documents, and any prior correspondence with the bank or financial institution.
A statutory demand notice must be issued within 30 days of receiving the bank's dishonour memo. If payment is not made within 15 days, a criminal complaint is filed before the Judicial Magistrate.
Yes. Writ petitions under Article 226 can be filed before the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad for interim stays against illegal bank auctions, coercive recovery actions, or administrative violations.
Yes. Video consultations via Google Meet or Zoom are available for outstation clients across UP, Delhi, and beyond. Meeting links are shared 15 minutes before the scheduled slot.
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