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  Bank Japthi Case:  How Beylr Legal Consulting Protects Your Rights Bank japthi (property seizure) notices are one of the most stressful situations for borrowers. When banks initiate recovery proceedings under the SARFAESI Act, borrowers often feel helpless and unsure about their legal rights. At Beylr Legal Consulting, we specialize in handling bank japthi cases and providing strong legal support to protect your property and financial interests. What Is a Bank Japthi Case? A bank japthi case arises when a borrower defaults on loan repayment, and the bank initiates legal action to seize secured assets such as house, land, flat, or commercial property. Most japthi actions are carried out under the SARFAESI Act, 2002, which allows banks to take possession without approaching a civil court. Common reasons for bank japthi: Loan EMI default Business loan recovery Home loan or mortgage loan default Non-performing asset (NPA) classification Legal Rights of Borrowers in Bank Japthi C...
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  Navigating Bank Loans with Confidence – How Beylr Consulting Makes It Simple In today’s fast-paced world, bank loans have become an essential tool for achieving personal and business goals. Whether it’s buying a home, expanding a business, funding education, or managing unexpected financial needs, choosing the right loan can make all the difference. However, understanding loan options, interest rates, eligibility criteria, and documentation can often feel overwhelming. This is where Beylr Consulting steps in — guiding individuals and businesses through every stage of the bank loan process with clarity, confidence, and care. Understanding Bank Loans – More Than Just Borrowing A bank loan is not just about receiving funds; it’s a long-term financial commitment. Making the right choice requires careful evaluation of: Loan type and purpose Interest rates and repayment tenure Eligibility and credit profile Documentation and bank policies Without proper guidance, borrowers may end up w...
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  SARFAESI Act: A Complete Guide for Borrowers & Lenders By BEYLR Legal Consulting The SARFAESI Act, 2002 (Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act) empowers banks and financial institutions to recover non-performing assets (NPAs) without court intervention. While this law strengthens the banking system, it often creates confusion and distress among borrowers. At BEYLR Legal Consulting, we help borrowers, guarantors, and businesses understand their legal rights and remedies under the SARFAESI Act. What Is the SARFAESI Act? The SARFAESI Act allows secured creditors (banks and NBFCs) to enforce security interests such as mortgaged property, land, or assets when a borrower defaults on loan repayment. Key Objectives: Speedy recovery of bank dues Reduction of NPAs Empowerment of banks without lengthy court procedures Key Provisions of the SARFAESI Act 1. Demand Notice – Section 13(2) When a loan becomes an NPA, the bank issues a...
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  Child Abuse Legal Help in India – BEYLR Legal Consultin g Protecting Children. Enforcing Justice. Securing Futures. Child abuse is one of the most serious violations of human rights. At BEYLR Legal Consulting, we are committed to providing strong legal support, confidential guidance, and swift action for victims of child abuse and their families. Our mission is to ensure justice, safety, and long-term protection for every child. What is Child Abuse? Child abuse includes any act or failure to act that results in harm, potential harm, or threat to a child’s physical, emotional, or psychological well-being. Types of Child Abuse Sexual Abuse Physical Abuse Emotional & Mental Abuse Child Neglect Online Child Abuse & Cyber Exploitation Child Trafficking Child Labour Domestic Violence Against Children Child Abuse Laws in India India has strong legal frameworks to protect children. BEYLR Legal Consulting specializes in cases under: Key Laws We Handle POCSO Act, 2012 (Protection o...
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  Bank Attachment of Property – Legal Aspects Explained By Beylr Legal Consulting What is Bank Attachment of Property? When a borrower fails to repay a loan, banks and financial institutions have the legal right to attach (seize) the borrower’s property to recover the outstanding dues. This process is called Bank Attachment of Property and is governed by specific Indian laws. Legal Provisions Governing Bank Attachment Bank attachment is mainly done under: 1. SARFAESI Act, 2002 Applicable to secured loans Bank can take possession without court intervention Notice under Section 13(2) is mandatory 2. Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) Act Used for recovery above prescribed limits Banks approach DRT for attachment orders 3. Civil Court Decree Attachment after a court judgment Types of Property That Can Be Attached Residential house or flat Commercial property Land and plots Factory, machinery In certain cases, movable assets like vehicles ⚠️ Only properties offered as security or legally att...
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  Social Media & Law: What You Should Know Social media is a powerful tool for communication and business—but misuse can lead to serious legal trouble. At Beylr Legal Consulting, we help individuals and businesses understand their legal rights and responsibilities online. Common Legal Issues on Social Media ✔  Posting or sharing false information about someone can lead to legal action. ✔  Threats, stalking, or abusive messages on social platforms are punishable under law. ✔  Sharing photos, videos, or personal information without consent can result in legal consequences. ✔  Creating or using fake profiles in someone else’s name is a serious legal offence. ✔  Unauthorized use of logos, brand names, or misleading advertisements can attract penalties. How Beylr Legal Consulting Can Help Legal advice on social media disputes Sending legal notices for online harassment or defamation Guidance on content compliance for businesses Support in cyber law–related c...
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  Understanding Property Title Deeds:  Why They Matter & How Beylr Legal Consulting Helps You When buying or selling a property, one of the most important documents you will hear about is the Title Deed. Many people overlook it, but this single document can protect you from future disputes and legal trouble. At Beylr Legal Consulting, we help clients understand their property papers clearly—so you can make safe, confident decisions. What Is a Title Deed? A Title Deed is the legal document that proves who owns a property. It contains key details like: Name of the owner Description of the property Rights and restrictions History of ownership (if applicable) Without a clean and valid Title Deed, your property ownership may be questioned later. Why Is a Title Deed So Important? ✔ Prevents ownership disputes A proper Title Deed ensures that no one else can claim your property. ✔ Helps in getting loans Banks approve home loans only when the property has clear title documents. ✔ ...