‘LEVY & DEMAND OF INTEREST’ ON BORROWERS DURING COVID-19
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In the wake of the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown, the Reserve Bank of India in March issued circular, allowing banks to grant a moratorium to borrowers on payment of installments for three months. An extension of the moratorium period was announced in May, making it a six-month moratorium. The objective behind the RBI circular…
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