#Execution of Orders

Bombay High Court mandates secured creditors execute Section 14 SARFAESI Act orders within four weeks, emphasizing strict procedural compliance and directing police assistance for physical possession. The ruling addresses delays in enforcement, impacting banks and financial institutions pursuing recovery under the Act.

The Karnataka High Court upholds the issuance of arrest warrants against landowners who deliberately avoided complying with a three-year-old consumer dispute order, affirming that willful evasion of statutory remedies justifies coercive enforcement. This sets a critical precedent for consumer commissions to use criminal sanctions against serial non-compliers, strengthening the enforceability of final orders under the Act.

NGT holds that repeated environmental violations at same site require execution of prior orders, not fresh applications; clarifies procedural remedy for aggrieved parties.