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Federal Bank takes possession of pledged property in Chennai

Our Bureau

Chennai , March 24

FEDERAL Bank has taken possession of a pledged property in the city from a borrower who did not repay the bank's loan.

Ramco Super Leathers had borrowed the equivalent of Rs 12.75 crore in 1999 and another Rs 3.17 crore in 2002. The company had pledged its building in Chennai as security for the loan. But since the company was unable to repay the loan, the bank moved against the borrower under the Securitisation Act and took formal possession of the building on Wednesday.

The Federal Bank's Deputy General Manager, Mr Abraham Thariyan, told Business Line today that the building is now worth about Rs 17 crore.

However, the bank cannot sell or lease the building until the Supreme Court allows banks to sell or lease the properties the banks have taken possession of.

Therefore, the bank is examining the possibility of having the rents received from the tenants (Johnson & Johnson Ltd) to be credited to the bank, Mr Thariyan said.

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