11' As per the provisions of section 14 0f sARFAESI Act, 2002, after issuance of possession notice u/s l3(4) of the SARFAESI Act, 2OO2, the secured creditor is at liberty to approach the concerned District Magistrate or chief Judiciar Magistrate for taking physical possession of the secured asset. In the instant case, after issuing demand notice and possession notice to the Applicant, the Respondent being secured creditor, filed crl.M.p.No13/23 on the file of Hon,ble sr.civil Judge, Nizamabad as per the provisions of Section 14 of the SARFAESI Act,2OO2 and the Hon'bre Sr.civil Judge, Nizamabad after considering the material placed on record, pleased to appoint advocate commissioner for taking physical possession of the schedule property. The said advocate commissioner issued notice dt. 20.O2.2023 to the Applicant for vacating the schedule premises and the said notice is received by the Applicant. So the said notice issued by the advocate commissioner for taking physical possession of the schedule propert5r is perfectly legar and valid. So far as Rule 8(6) notice dt.08.02.2)23 issued by the Respondent is concerned, it is a notice issued by the Respondent for giving an opportunity to the Appricant to redeem the schedule property within 30 days by paying the entire outstanding dues and admittedry, the Applicant received the said notice. In fact, the Appricant liled copy of the said notice along with the SA. So, the said Rule g(6) notice dt.O8.02.2O23 issued by the Respondent Bank is perfectly legal, valid and binding on the Applicant. Accordingly, these points are answered in favourrcf the Respondent and against the Applicant.
