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Writs no longer a loophole to escape loan default
Evading loan repayment through court injunctions or stays is becoming much harder for defaulters. Filing a writ petition will no longer be straightforward, and borrowers may now have to bear extra costs ranging from 6 to 30 percent of the loan amount. If a borrower wants to file a writ by...