Short, practical explanations of the rules that catch people out — written for the person affected, not for other lawyers.
Litigation
Section 138 gives you a strong remedy, but three sequential deadlines decide whether you can use it. Miss the notice period and an otherwise unanswerable claim becomes unenforceable.
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Banking
A Section 13(2) demand notice starts a clock most borrowers misread. Knowing what you can raise, and when, is the difference between a defence and a formality.
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Registrations
An examination report is not a rejection. Most objections are answerable — provided the reply addresses the specific ground actually cited rather than reciting boilerplate.
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Tax
Not every notice is an accusation. Identifying which provision you are answering changes both your deadline and the shape of a competent reply.
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Property
The deed records the transfer. The title search tells you whether the seller could lawfully make it in the first place — and that is the question litigation turns on.
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Compliance
Late ROC filings compound quietly until the penalty exceeds the fee that would have prevented it. A calendar of five dates avoids almost every case we are asked to fix.
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