Cybertech Systems And Software Limited: Multiple Public Notices Issued Regarding Property Possession and Debt Recovery
Cybertech Systems And Software Limited has issued public notices regarding debt recovery and property possession. These actions involve multiple borrowers with significant outstanding loan amounts, leading to scheduled property auctions and possession proceedings. The notices specify dates for these actions and the associated debt amounts, urging compliance from borrowers.
While these notices pertain to specific borrowers and not the company's direct financial results, they highlight potential risks and legal entanglements, which can have a medium-term impact on the company's reputation and operational focus.
The announcement details multiple instances of loan defaults and subsequent legal actions for property possession and debt recovery, indicating financial distress for the borrowers involved.
Cybertech Systems And Software Limited has issued multiple public notices concerning property possession and debt recovery proceedings. These notices detail various cases where individuals and companies have defaulted on loans, leading to the initiation of possession proceedings for mortgaged properties. The notices specify dates for auction and possession, along with the outstanding amounts. For instance, one notice pertains to Mr. Bhaskar Mahadev Sabbani and others, with a possession notice date of 01.12.2025 and auction proceedings scheduled for 16.04.2025. Another notice involves Mr. Wilbur Joseph Ward and Kajal Wilbur Ward, with a possession notice date of 12.12.2025 and an auction date of 05.07.2023. Additionally, notices are published regarding Mr. Jignesh Mehta, who was a sole proprietor, and his mortgaged property, with a possession notice date of 29.11.2025. The company is also undertaking a public initiative for road construction in the Cybertech IT Park, Thane West, which will involve widening the road and constructing a flyover, funded by approximately ₹17 crore 92 lakh, of which ₹6 crore 19 lakh will be recovered from the concerned road users. The notices emphasize that failure to comply with the possession and debt recovery procedures will result in further legal actions and that the company will not be responsible for any claims thereafter. The company is also publishing notices regarding the transfer of shares and the legal heirship of deceased shareholders, including the process for claiming unpaid dividends and share certificates.
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