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Enforcement against Indian obligors: key considerations
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The Indian legal framework provides various enforcement options to creditors for debt recovery vis-à-vis obligors. The availability and exercise of these options depend on the nature of the obligations involved, and the legal status of creditors and debtors, and therefore is complex. While each option provides an effective framework, they are also fraught with their respective advantages and disadvantages.
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