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Section 21: Disclosure of disputed data by a credit institution

The Credit Information Companies (Regulation) 2005 - RulesCentral Rules · 2005

If, in the opinion of a credit institution, correction of any inaccuracy, error or discrepancy as referred to in rule 20, is likely to take further time on account of any dispute raised by a borrower in respect thereof, with the credit institution or before a court of law, or any forum, or tribunal 29 or any other authority, in such cases the credit institution shall adopt the following course of action, namely:-

(a) if the disputed data has not been furnished, in such event while furnishing such data to a credit information company or making disclosure thereof to anyone else, in accordance with the Act, the credit institution shall include an appropriate remark to reflect the nature of the inaccuracy, error or discrepancy found therein and the pendency of the dispute in respect thereof and in any subsequent disclosure of such disputed data the credit institution shall also disclose such remark; or

(b) in case such credit information has already been furnished to a credit information company or disclosed to anyone else, the credit institution shall inform the credit information company or the individual, as the case may be, to include the remark about such inaccuracy, error or discrepancy and the pending dispute in respect thereof, against such data, information or credit information received by them from the credit institution; and

(c) the entries in books of the concerned credit institution shall be taken into account for the purposes of credit information relating to such borrower as provided under the provisions of second proviso to sub-section (3) of section 21 of the Act.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Credit Information Companies (Regulation) 2005 - Rules
Section21
Marginal noteDisclosure of disputed data by a credit institution
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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