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ARTICLE · 18 JUNE 2020

Creating "Charges" Under The Companies Act, 2013

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A company's borrowings are often backed by securities, on the strength of which loans are given by the banks and financial institutions.

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A company's borrowings are often backed by securities, on the strength of which loans are given by the banks and financial institutions. The security is given for securing loans or debentures by way of mortgage on the assets of the company when the Charge is created. The Companies Act, 2013 covers the provisions relating to registration, modification, satisfaction of Charges, consequences of failure in registration inclusive of delay in registration.

The main purpose of registration of a Charge is to give notice to the Registrar of Companies ("RoC") and to people who intend to advance money to the company about the encumbrance created on the assets of the company. The prospective lender may inspect the index of Charges and forms on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs portal.

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