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Enforce the security on the documents, not on the file note

Banking work lives in the sanction letter, the loan agreement, the security documents, the guarantees and the notices that follow a default. Justis reads the loan file end to end, traces each security from creation to registration, checks every recovery step against SARFAESI, the Recovery of Debts and Bankruptcy Act and the IBC, and cites the provision and the ruling behind each one.

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Every security, traced from sanction to perfection

Across the whole loan file, tabular review asks the same questions of every document: what security it creates, whether the charge was registered and filed in time, and what is missing, with the page each answer rests on.

DocumentSecurityPerfectionStatus
Mortgage deed.pdfMortgage, factory landCHG-1 and CERSAI filedClean
Hypothecation deed.pdfStock and receivablesCHG-1 filedClean
Share pledge.pdfPromoter sharesDepository record missingHigh
Corporate guarantee.pdfParent guaranteeBoard resolution not on fileHigh
Personal guarantee.pdfPromoter guaranteeNot registrableClean
Assignment deed.pdfProject contractsCHG-1 filed lateMedium
Sanction letter.pdfFacility termsAccepted and signedClean
Loan agreement.pdfTerm loan, ₹48 croreStamped in MaharashtraClean
Escrow agreement.pdfCash flow escrowBank confirmation missingMedium
Insurance endorsement.pdfBank as loss payeeLapsed March 2026High
Valuation report.pdfSecurity cover 1.4xOlder than 12 monthsMedium
Negative lien letter.pdfUndertaking on landNot a chargeClean

The recovery route, checked step by step

SARFAESI, a recovery application or insolvency: the agent walks the default through each route in order, with the time limit, the notice and the authority for every step, and says which route fits the file.

Route ready
SARFAESI or IBC for this default
  1. Account classified NPA after 90 days overdue
  2. Demand notice under s.13(2), sixty days, on the borrower and guarantors
  3. Representation answered within fifteen days under s.13(3A)
  4. Possession under s.13(4), with s.14 assistance if resisted
  5. Parallel route: s.7 IBC petition, default above ₹1 crore, within limitation
  6. Recommendation and the authority each step rests on

The borrower's file, answered point by point

Default, limitation and the guarantors, each set against what the account statement, the balance sheet and the guarantee actually say, so the petition argues from the record rather than from the credit note.

Loan agreement.pdfStatement of account.xlsxBalance sheet FY25.pdf
DefaultInstalments unpaid from 30 November 2025; account NPA on 28 February 2026|cite
LimitationDebt acknowledged in the FY25 balance sheet, so time runs afresh|cite
AuthorityAsset Reconstruction Co. v. Bishal Jaiswal, (2021) 6 SCC 366|cite
GuarantorsBoth guarantees continuing; liability co-extensive under s.128 Contract Act|cite
PositionThe s.7 petition is within time and the guarantors remain liable for the full debt

Notices drafted in your bank's format, cited to the Act

The demand notice, the possession notice or the reply to a representation reads the way your legal department writes, with each statutory step and time limit checked, and lands as a Word draft you edit rather than retype.

Draft v2Cited to 9 sources
Demand notice under section 13(2)
Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002
pay the outstanding within thirty dayspay the outstanding within sixty days from the date of this notice

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Common questions

Does it cover SARFAESI, the RDB Act and the IBC?

Yes. It searches the statutes, the rules under them and Supreme Court, High Court, DRT and NCLT decisions, and sets out each recovery route with its time limits. Every conclusion links to the provision or ruling it rests on.

Can it check a whole loan file for gaps in the security?

Upload the file and tabular review asks the same questions of every document at once: what security it creates, whether it was registered and filed in time, and what is missing, with the page for each answer, exportable to Excel.

Does it keep up with RBI directions?

It checks current RBI directions and circulars through live web search when it answers, cites the version it relied on, and says so when a position has changed or is unsettled rather than asserting one.

Will it draft notices in our bank's format?

Once you train the digital twin on a handful of your own notices and replies, yes. It learns your structure and wording, checks each statutory step, and edits arrive as tracked changes in Word.

Is borrower data kept confidential?

Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, access is limited to the people on the matter, and nothing you upload is used to train models shared with anyone else. Data is hosted in India.

What does it cost?

Every account starts with a 7-day trial of 100 credits. Pro is ₹999 a month with 500 credits, Ultra is ₹3,999 with 2,000, and larger teams are on the Custom plan.

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