Government Bond Holders As Creditors: Nature Of Rights And Limits Of Remedies In India

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Mr Sagnick Banerjee, BBA LL.B. (Hons.), JSS Law College (Autonomous), Mysuru, Karnataka

ABSTRACT:

Every investor looks for an investment that is secure and bears potential for profit. Investments made in one's life play a vital role in shaping their future endeavors and lifestyles. With the rapid development in capitalistic ventures, an ever-increasing rate of inflation and cost of living, the need for investments has become even more crucial; perhaps it has become a need, like all other basic needs. Nowadays, with the increase in financial knowledge and wealth management know-how amongst the public, every individual either invests or considers investments in some form or other. Every investor has a common trait, regardless of him being a newbie or an experienced investor, that he takes a calculated call prior to finalizing the investment decisions. The surety that their investments would give them good returns and return of their capital is what every investor looks for. Amongst the different forms of investments, Government securities and Government bonds are considered the safest modes, as it gives surety of return on investment and return of capital, i.e., there shall be no default risk, hence making it the most sought-after, lucrative form of investment. This article analyses the relationship between the investors and the government, the legal rights and the extent of remedies available to them.

Keywords: Investor, Investments, Government securities, Government bonds, Reserve Bank of India (Bank).

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