Debts Recovery Tribunal

DRT Nagpur Case Status & Jurisdiction

Debts Recovery Tribunal, Nagpur sits at Nagpur, Maharashtra and appeals go to Debts Recovery Appellate Tribunal, Mumbai. Steps to check case status, jurisdiction and fees below.

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How to check DRT Nagpur case status

On the official portal this tribunal appears as DEBTS RECOVERY TRIBUNAL NAGPUR.

  1. Open the DRT/DRAT case status page on the official portal (cis.drt.gov.in).

  2. In the tribunal list select "DEBTS RECOVERY TRIBUNAL NAGPUR".

  3. For a party-name search use the free-text search: choose Petitioner, Respondent or Both and type the party name as in the cause title.

  4. For a case-number search enter the case type, case number and year; for a diary-number search enter the diary number and diary year from the filing receipt.

  5. Open the matching row to see filing date, applicant, respondent, advocates and next listing. Check the DRT cause list for upcoming dates.

Territorial jurisdiction

Eleven Maharashtra districts including Nagpur, Amravati, Chandrapur, Yavatmal, Akola and Wardha.

Summarised from the Ministry of Finance notifications dated 4 October 2022; later notifications may apply.

Bench details

Seat
Nagpur, Maharashtra
Appellate tribunal
Debts Recovery Appellate Tribunal, Mumbai
Address
Not listed here. Get the registry address and contact details from drt.gov.in.

Court fees at DRT Nagpur

ProceedingIndicative fee
Original application, debt up to Rs 10 lakhRs 12,000
Original application, debt above Rs 10 lakhRs 12,000 plus Rs 1,000 per lakh (or part) above Rs 10 lakh, maximum Rs 1,50,000
SARFAESI section 17 applicationSame slab as the original application (Removal of Difficulties Order, 2004)
Appeal to DRAT MumbaiRs 12,000 / Rs 20,000 / Rs 30,000 by debt size (Rule 8, DRAT Rules)

Indicative figures from Rule 7 (DRT Procedure Rules, 1993) and Rule 8 (DRAT Procedure Rules, 1994). A statutory pre-deposit for appeals is separate. Use the DRT court fee calculator for your claim amount.

DRT Nagpur FAQs

How to check DRT Nagpur case status by party name?

Open the DRT/DRAT case status page on the official portal (cis.drt.gov.in), choose the party search option, select "DEBTS RECOVERY TRIBUNAL NAGPUR" in the tribunal list, pick Petitioner, Respondent or Both, enter the party name and submit. If nothing shows, try the case-number or diary-number search for the same tribunal.

How to check DRT Nagpur case status by case number or diary number?

On the same portal use "Individual Case No. Wise" or "Individual Diary No. Wise", select "DEBTS RECOVERY TRIBUNAL NAGPUR", then enter the case type, number and year, or the diary number and diary year from your filing receipt.

What is the territorial jurisdiction of DRT Nagpur?

Eleven Maharashtra districts including Nagpur, Amravati, Chandrapur, Yavatmal, Akola and Wardha. This summarises the Ministry of Finance notifications dated 4 October 2022; later notifications may apply.

Which tribunal hears appeals from DRT Nagpur?

Appeals lie to Debts Recovery Appellate Tribunal, Mumbai. A borrower appealing a DRT final order must also make the statutory pre-deposit under section 21 of the Recovery of Debts and Bankruptcy Act, 1993.

What is the court fee in DRT?

For an original application the fee under Rule 7 of the DRT (Procedure) Rules, 1993 is Rs 12,000 for a debt up to Rs 10 lakh, plus Rs 1,000 for every lakh or part of a lakh above Rs 10 lakh, capped at Rs 1,50,000. Treat this as indicative and confirm with the tribunal registry.

What is the fee for a SARFAESI section 17 application?

The Securitisation (Removal of Difficulties) Order, 2004 applies the Rule 7 fee, mutatis mutandis, to section 17 applications. The basis on which the amount is measured should be confirmed with the registry before filing.

What is the fee for an appeal to the DRAT?

Rule 8 of the DRAT (Procedure) Rules, 1994 reports Rs 12,000 for debt below Rs 10 lakh, Rs 20,000 from Rs 10 lakh to below Rs 30 lakh and Rs 30,000 for Rs 30 lakh or more. A statutory pre-deposit is separate from this fee.

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