Any regular member of the Bank engaged in any trade or industry or services or profession.
ii.
Purpose
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Pre-sale and Post-sale working capital requirements.
iii.
Nature of facility
i)
ii)
)
Cash Credit or overdraft and/or
WCTL, and/or
Bills purchased (BP) and/or Bills Discounted (BD)
iv.
Primary Securities
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Hyp. Of stocks and/or Book Debts of the firm outstanding for not more than 90 days. Pledge of cheques/Bills/duly accepted Hundies in case of BP/BD facility
v.
Collateral Securities
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As per merit of each case, by way of mortgage of immovable property and/or hypothecation/or pledge of any other tangible security acceptable to the Bank owned by the borrower or surety/ies, who shall have to stand as Guarantor/s.
vi.
Sureties
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At least two sureties of good means and enjoying high reputation, subject to satisfaction of Bank.
vii.
Margin
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As per merits of each case, nature of security etc.
viii.
Limit
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Need based credit limits to be assessed as per Bank’s policy/Rules.
ix.
Period
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12 months, subject to review thereafter. WCTL is however, repayable within a maximum period of 72-120 months in suitable instalments.
x.
Rate of Interest
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As per Bank’s guidelines from time to time, including penal interest also as per bank’s rules, for non-compliance of term/s of sanction.
xi.
Insurance
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All primary and collateral securities are to be insured adequately and comprehensively with Bank’s clause at party’s cost.
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As per the guidelines of the RBI, if an account holder issues the cheques of Rs. 5.00 Lacs & above then details of cheques i.e. date, name of beneficiary, payee amount etc be submitted to the bank before presentation of cheque.