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Recovering outstanding dues often requires more than establishing that a payment is owed. The nature of the underlying transaction, contractual terms, available security and financial position of the debtor can all influence the appropriate course of action. M & Z Legal advises and represents creditors, businesses, financial institutions and other claimants in matters concerning recovery of debts and enforcement of financial obligations.
Our practice covers recovery arising from commercial transactions, loans, contractual arrangements and other financial obligations. We assist clients in assessing their legal remedies, initiating appropriate proceedings and pursuing enforcement of orders, decrees and other legally enforceable claims.
Our work includes:
M & Z Legal begins by examining the underlying transaction, agreements, payment records, security documents and other relevant material to assess the creditor’s legal position and available remedies. We advise clients on the appropriate recovery mechanism and represent them through negotiations, litigation, arbitration, insolvency proceedings and enforcement, as applicable. Our lawyers appear before the Madras High Court, its Madurai Bench, District and subordinate courts, tribunals and other appropriate forums.
Debt recovery involves legal steps taken to recover money that is due under a loan, contract, transaction or other financial obligation.
Depending on the circumstances, a creditor may pursue appropriate civil, commercial, arbitration or other legal proceedings.
Where a valid and applicable arbitration agreement exists, a financial dispute may be referred to arbitration subject to the applicable law.
In appropriate cases, eligible creditors may pursue remedies under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, subject to its statutory requirements.
Yes. The firm advises and represents creditors and other clients in appropriate debt recovery and enforcement proceedings.