ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE

(A Govt. of India Undertaking )

CLUSTER MONITORING OFFICE,
RESOLUTON, RECOVERY & LAW -EAST
DD-11, SECTOR-1, 3rd FLOOR,
SALT LAKE, KOLKATA – 700 064
Phone : 033-2321-1292
Fax : 033-2321-8201
cmo_rrl_east@obc.co.in
ADVERTISEMENT FOR EMPANELMENT OF ADVOCATES
Oriental Bank of Commerce invites applications from Advocates within the meaning of Advocates Act,
1961 enrolled with the respective State Bar Council, having requisite qualification and experience in
Banking Laws, DRT & DRAT matters/NCLT/ High Court, State Commission, matters pertaining to
SARFAESI Act, 2002, Corporate Laws, Service Matters, Litigation matters before different Courts in Civil,
Consumer and Criminal matters, N.I. Act, Arbitration proceedings, Recovery Suits, property search
reports etc. for Senior/Junior panel of Advocates for Bank’s branches/offices coming within the
jurisdiction of CMO-RRL/Classic comprising jurisdictions of District Courts, Tribunal where Bank’s
Branches located in different states West Bengal, Bihar, Orissa, Assam, Jharkhand, Chhatisgarh, Sikkim,
Tripura, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh. Advocates already on our Bank’s panel and desirous of
continuing on Bank’s panel are also required to apply afresh. For detailed terms & conditions, and place
for submission of request letter for empanelment and fees schedule guidelines please visit Bank’s web
site www.obcindia.co.in. Last date of receiving application by the Bank is 20.12.17 before 5:00 p.m.
Assistant General Manager, CMO, RRL(East) Kolkata Date-01.11.17
 ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE
(A Govt. of India Undertaking )
CLUSTER MONITORING OFFICE,
RESOLUTON, RECOVERY & LAW -EAST
DD-11, SECTOR-1, 3rd FLOOR,
SALT LAKE, KOLKATA – 700 064
Phone : 033-2321-1292
Fax : 033-2321-8201
cmo_rrl_east@obc.co.in

ADVERTISEMENT FOR EMPANELMENT OF ADVOCATES

TERMS & CONDITIONS
General

3. The size of the panel and number of Advocates in panel shall be determined by the
Competent Authority from time to time based on the requirement and quantum of work. The
volume of work shall be assessed on the basis of the pending cases in the preceding year
and the fresh cases likely to be added in the succeeding year.

4. The advocate shall not necessarily be empanelled for specific court and shall accept the
work assigned to him and shall not refuse to accept any work without reasonable cause.

5. Refusal by any advocate to accept any work otherwise than on grounds of conflict of
interest shall be grounds of removal of such advocate from Bank’s panel. Similarly, no
advocate as long as he/she is on Bank’s panel shall contest any matter against the Bank.

6. Applications are to be submitted as per format given in Annexure A along with requisite
documents and the application with scanned documents in support of the applicant shall be
sent to

7. Empanelment shall be at the sole discretion of the Bank and no advocate shall claim
empanelment as a matter of right. Similarly, work allotted to the advocates shall be as per
Bank’s policy and assessment and no advocate shall claim allotment of cases as a matter
of right.

8. The logo / emblem of the Bank shall not be used on the letter heads of the
Advocate and there shall not be payment of any monthly

remuneration nor Bank gives any guarantee for assignment of legal work on daily
basis or periodically at regular intervals.

9. The empanelled advocates shall be paid the professional fee as per Bank’s legal fee
schedule mentioned hereunder for the work entrusted to them.
Period of Empanelment:
1. The advocates shall be empanelled only for a period of three years which shall be subject
to annual review. This shall also be applicable for the advocates who are already
empanelled and the advocates who have completed their tenure shall be taken out of the
panel, unless empanelled afresh.
2. After the end of three years, empanelment of an advocate shall come to an end and no
new cases will be assigned to the advocate.

3. The advocate however, subject to fulfillment of norms can apply afresh for empanelment
as and when Bank calls for application as per the prescribed procedure and his/her
candidature/ application shall be considered on its merits and the advocate can be
empanelled afresh for such fresh period and it shall be treated as a fresh empanelment.

4. In case of legal retainers who perform dual role i.e., as a legal retainer and as a panel
advocate, their empanelment as a panel advocate shall be on the aforesaid lines. However,
the retainership will be for one year, renewable on year to year basis with maximum period
of five years at a stretch.

MAINTENANCE OF PANEL AND NUMBER OF ADVOCATES

1. The maximum number of advocates at each District / Tehsil Headquarter shall be need
based.

2. In Metropolitan cities where there are more districts within a shorter radius, the panel
shall be maintained district court wise.

3. There shall be no overlapping of advocates. i.e., advocate on one panel at a particular

district shall not be kept on the panel of other district/place.

JUNIOR PANEL

The junior level advocate shall be empanelled for Civil Courts / Title Search /
Securitisation Act / Consumer Forum/ Central Government Industrial Tribunal /
Complaint under Sec. 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act (if amount involved is less
than ` 10 lac) etc.

The junior panel of advocate shall consist of advocates from amongst the energetic and
promising members of the bar preferably with excellent academic background as well.

The advocate to be empanelled under this category shall have a minimum 5 years of
standing practice at the Bar or is ex banker having length of service or retired executive of
reputed PSU having experience as enumerated hereunder and shall have attended different
types of matters before the Courts / Forums / Tribunals. The advocate shall have expertise
in most of the following fields:
Documentation, title search, Banking laws.

Recovery litigation before Courts and Securitisation Act.

District Consumer Forum

Criminal Complaints, Complaints u/s 138 N.I. Act.

Labour Cases / CGIT

SENIOR PANEL

The senior level advocate shall be empanelled for High Court / State Commission / DRT /
DRAT / National Commission / Supreme Court / NCLT/ Criminal Complaint including
complaint under Section 138 of Negotiable Instruments Act (if amount involved is ` 10 lac &
above) etc.

The senior panel advocates shall have very high eminence, reputation and standing at the
bar and not necessarily having the designation of senior advocate granted by the court.
The advocates to be empanelled under this category shall have a minimum 10 years of
standing practice at the Bar or is ex banker having length of service or retired executive of
reputed PSU having experience as enumerated hereunder and shall have attended different
types of matters before the Courts/Forums/Tribunals. The advocate shall have expertise in
most of the following fields:

Documentation, title search, Banking laws.

Recovery litigation before Courts, including DRT / DRAT and Securitisation Act.

Consumer Matters, Competition and related economic legislation matters

Company law, Debenture Trustee matters, NCLT, FEMA, Security Laws and SEBI

Service laws, cases before labour Court/Tribunal ,CGIT

Writ jurisdiction and other matters before High Court

Advocate on Record for matters before Hon’ble Supreme Court

There shall be no overlapping of advocates in Senior as well as junior panel i.e., an

advocate on senior panel shall not be kept on the junior panel.

Sub-panel/Categories

Amongst the senior and junior panel, sub-panel shall be created on the basis of their
specialization and their services be utilized accordingly for that particular work as detailed
here under:

Senior Panel:

DRT, High Court, State Commission, National Commission etc

NCLT cases
Service (HRD) cases
Criminal cases (other than NI Act cases)
Suits against bank.

Junior panel:

Civil court matters and document vetting

District consumer forum cases
NEC matters
NI Act cases, CMM Applications etc

4. The aforesaid list is only illustrative and not exhaustive. Depending upon the volume and
nature of work at a CMO/Cluster, categorization be done at CMO.
5. There shall be no overlapping of advocates in Senior as well as junior panel i.e., an
advocate on senior panel shall not be kept on the junior panel.

6. However, where the cases pertaining to one court goes in appeal or otherwise to a higher
court such as High court etc in the same city, the same advocate may be engaged as an
exception.

ALLOCATION OF CASES TO ADVOCATES

The distribution and allotment of cases shall be as per policy of the Bank at its sole discretion
and no advocate shall claim work as a matter of right

CRITERIA FOR EMPANELMENT

Advocate to be empanelled shall have the following:-

i) High standard of integrity, acumen and competency.

ii) Length of practice and specialization in the area of law beneficial to the Bank &
experience in conducting Bank’s cases.

iii) Empanelled with other banks/ FIs/ PSUs / Central/state Governments etc. The advocate
shall not have been black listed /removed from panel by any other such organizations & a
declaration to this effect is required to be furnished by the Advocate at the time of
empanelment.

iv) Annual income-tax return filed with the Tax Authorities.

v) If the advocate is also empanelled by other bank/ PSU/ FI then opinion of that bank /
PSU/ FI may be obtained.

vi) Advocates exclusively practicing in criminal courts having minimum experience of 5

years can be empanelled for attending to criminal work. In complicated urgent criminal
matters, advocates having expertise in any particular matter can also be assigned the work
at the sole discretion of the Bank, though not on panel.

vii) Advocates shall be willing to abide by the Bank’s terms and conditions as to fees,
charges, submission of pleadings for approval etc. and consent to this effect shall be
furnished by the advocate before empanelment.

COPIES OF DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE ADVOCATE WHILE

SUBMITTING BIO DATA

1. High School Certificate in support of age.

2. Registration with Bar Council.
3. Identity Card issued by Bar Association / Bar Council.
4. Letter of empanelment with other bank /Govt. organizations.
5. Certificates in support of educational qualifications.
6. Annual income-tax return filed with the Tax Authorities
7. An undertaking from the advocate to the effect that all information furnished by him/ her is
correct and he/ she shall not demand / charge legal fee in excess of bank’s schedule of
legal fee shall also be furnished by the advocate.
With a view to broaden the panel of advocates, firms and knowledgeable & experienced ex-
professionals in Banking and Personnel matters may be brought on the panel of the
advocates. The empanelment guidelines for such law firms and ex-Bankers etc. are given
hereunder:

1. Empanelment of firms of lawyers on the panel of advocates

To empanel a law firm on the panel of the advocates following criterion should be met :–
A. The senior most partner of the firm shall have the minimum experience as stipulated for
empanelling an individual advocate, either in senior panel or junior panel.

B. Power to relax criterion for minimum experience will be the same as in case of an
individual advocate.

C. Depanelment of the firm shall be done in case of any breach of any terms & conditions of
engagement by any of the partners / associates of the firm.

D. The fee will be paid to the firm as per the schedule of the fee of the Bank.

E. In case of any deficiency in service or professional misconduct on part of the empanelled

firm the Bank may, at its sole discretion, take action against the firm as well as against any
of erring partner / associate.

F. No partner / associates of law firm will appear against the Bank in any legal proceedings
so long as they remain associated with the law firm.

G. The legal work will be assigned to the firm and all the correspondence will be made with
the firm through the senior partner / associates of the firm.

H. Any change in the constitution of the firm must be reported to the Bank and the Bank
shall have sole discretion and authority to depanel the firm if the change is of the nature
which will render the firm unsuitable to be on the panel of the Bank.

2. Criterion for empanelment of advocates who are ex-banker or former executive of

PSUs

The following is the criterion for empanelling advocates who are ex-banker or former
executives of PSUs on the panel of the Bank :–

A. The ex banker / ex executive of PSU is enrolled as an advocate with the Bar Council of
respective state.

B. The ex banker was in the scale IV or equivalent at the time of his leaving the service.

C. The ex banker must have been in banking services for at least 20 years continuously and
his services were not put to an end by the employer bank due to any misconduct on his
part.

D. If the ex banker was the law officer (specialist category) then the criterion may be relaxed
as per policy of the Bank.
E. The ex executive of PSU was in the minimum of E-3 category or equivalent at the time of
his/ her leaving the service.

F. The ex executive of PSU must have been in services of PSU for at least 30 years
continuously and has been enrolled with the Bar Council as advocate for two years and his /
her services were not put to an end by the employer PSU due to any misconduct on his
part.

G. If the ex executive of PSU was the law officer (specialist category) than the criterion of
length of service may be relaxed as per policy of the Bank.

H. Ex-Banker should also hold minimum experience of 3 years practice at Bar either
before joining the bank or after retirement

REVIEW OF ADVOCATES:
Every year the performance of the advocates on panel shall be reviewed and non-
performing Advocates shall be removed from the panel on the basis of parameters like pace
of disposal of cases, promptness with which Bank’s matters are attended to, interest taken
on recovery of Bank’s dues, adherence to Bank’s schedule of legal fees / conditions of
empanelment and nature of court orders obtained etc. The review shall be done by the
competent authority.

DEPANELMENT OF ADVOCATES

The matters of counsels whose legal investigation of title and search report proved false or
became a matter of question raising doubts about the correctness of the opinion , such
counsel shall not be entrusted with any more work of investigation of title and providing
search report. Further, besides depanelling of such counsels, if found guilty of
misconduct/wrong reporting, action shall be taken against them by filing complaint before
the respective bar council as well. However, if the competent authority is satisfied that any
advocate is guilty of misconduct / wrong reporting etc., he / she shall be removed from the
panel at once. Court cases / DRT matters dealt by him / her, shall be re-allotted to other
panel advocates.

Misconduct on the part of the Advocate shall mean and include any of the following:-

1. Handing over the brief to another advocate without prior written permission of the bank or
refusal of any legal assignment made by the Bank without any cogent reason.
2. Failing to attend the hearing of the case without sufficient reason.
3. Notwithstanding that the advocate’s fees has been paid or not:
i. Not acting as per bank’s instructions or going against specific instructions.

ii. Not returning the brief when demanded or not allowing or evading to allow its inspection
on demand.

4.Misappropriation of bank’s money in the hands of the Advocates or earmarking the same
towards his fees without consent of the Bank.

5. Threatening, intimidating or abusing any of the Bank’s employees, officers, directors or

representatives.

6. Advocate himself appearing against bank or making any of his chamber mates,
associates or juniors to appear on behalf of any of the defendants in Bank’s suit/petition
without seeking written consent from the bank.
7. Giving of improper legal advice or wrong title opinion.

8. Committing an act tantamounting to contempt of court.

9. Conviction of the Advocate in any offense resulting into punishment of arrest or detention
or debarring by the Bar Council upon a complaint filed by his clients without limiting to bank.

10. Giving false information in the application for empanelment.

11.Passing on information relating to Bank’s case on to adversaries or their advocate which

may cause damage to the bank’s interests and
12. Giving false or misleading information to the bank relating to the proceedings of the
case.

13. Any other professional misconduct.

Further Bank may seek explanation from advocates who wrongly certify as to clear legal
titles in respect of assets, by negligence or connivance, and if no reply/ satisfactory
clarification is received from them within one month, Bank may report their names to IBA.
The fee payable to the advocate shall be as per the fee schedule in vogue at the time of
assignment/ entrustment of the case. The fee as per schedule payable to the advocate is
the maximum fee permissible and shall be negotiated by the competent authority to keep it
at a minimum. No advocate shall demand fee which is higher than as prescribed in Bank’s
fee schedule.

THE PRESENT SCHEDULE OF FEES PAYABLE TO THE ADVOCATES IS AS UNDER :

WHEN BANK FILES / CONTESTS ORIGINAL SUITS FOR RECOVERY IN CIVIL
COURTs, DRTs & HIGH COURTs HAVING ORIGINAL JURISDICTION

I. WHEN BANK FILES / CONTESTS ORIGINAL SUITS FOR RECOVERY IN CIVIL COURTs, DRTs & HIGH
COURTs HAVING ORIGINAL JURISDICTION
Sr. Particulars Legal Fees besides 10%
No. Clerkage
Major Cities Other Places
1. Upto Rs.1.00 lakhs Rs.6,000/- Rs.5,000/-

2. Rs.1.00 lakhs to Rs.2.00 lakhs Rs.6,000/- + 3% on the Rs.5,000/- + 3% on the

amount exceeding Rs.1.00amount exceeding
lakhs (Maximum Rs.6000/-Rs.1.lakhs
+ Rs.3000/- = Rs.9,000/-)
Rs.5,000/- + Rs.3000/- =
Rs.8000/-
3. Rs.2.00 lakhs to Rs.10.00 lakhs As above As above
Plus 1% on the amount +1% on the amount
exceeding Rs.2 lakhs exceeding Rs.2 lakhs
(Maximum Rs.6,000/- + (Maximum Rs.5,000/- +
Rs.3,000/- + Rs.8000/- = Rs.3000/- + Rs.8000/- =
Rs.17000/- Rs.16,000/-)
4. Rs.10.00 lakhs & above Rs.17000/- for the 1st Rs.10 Rs.16,000/- for the 1st
lakhs and Rs.500/- for Rs.10 lakhs and Rs.500/-
every additional Rs.1 lakhs for every additional Rs.1
or part thereof. lakhs or part thereof.
(Subject to maximum (Subject to maximum
Rs.40,000/-) Rs.35,000/-)

Major Cities – Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad & Bangalore.
Other Places – All cities which have not been categorized as major cities as above.
The legal fee as per the above schedule shall be payable in three installments as under:-
1. 25% at the time of filing of plaint/OA/Written Statement by the bank
2. 25% on completion of evidence and exhibition of documents by both the parties.
3. 50% after obtaining final orders and submitting certified copy to the Bank.

II. EXPARTE PROCEEDINGS

As earlier, if the Suit or Original Application is decreed ex-parte either on account of non-
appearance or non-filing of written statement or not pursuing the matter by the defendants after
filing the written statement or for whatsoever reason, 50% of total fee shall be payable in two
stages i.e. (i) As per Stage –1 above i.e. 25% and balance 25% after obtaining final orders.
III. COUNTER CLAIM SET OFF
In case the defendants file counter claim / right to set off and the bank has filed WS / Reply, in that
event, the advocate shall be paid additional legal fee @ 25% of the total fee payable in single
installment with 10% clerkage, as it requires extra time and professional attention to contest the
matters by the advocate engaged.
IV. FEE FOR REPRESENTING THE BANK WHERE IT IS A PROFORMA DEFENDANT
Major Cities Other Cities
IN DRT / DRAT/HIGH COURT Rs.5,000/- + 10% clerkage Rs.4,000/- + 10% clerkage

IN CIVIL COURTS Rs.3,000/- + 10% clerkage Rs.2,500/- + 10% clerkage

Note
No separate fee shall be payable to the advocate for obtaining interim orders / orders on
interlocutory applications or for defending interlocutory applications moved by the defendants/ third parties
during the course of the Suit / OA filed by the bank.
To contest application of defendants to set aside ex-parte final order, the fee shall be 10% of the
total fee payable in the matter, calculated, as above. If the exparte final order is set aside and trial is
recommenced, the advocate shall be paid only the balance amount payable i.e. remaining 50% of the total
fee payable, as above.

In the event of Suit / OA being dismissed on default or for whatever reason not being on
merits, no fee shall be payable for the restoration of the same to the advocate who was contesting
the case at the time of dismissal.
Compromise decree shall not be treated as decree on merits and the fee payable shall be
only 50% of the total fee payable. However, if the account is fully adjusted at the final stage of the
case i.e. at the stage of oral evidence or final arguments, the advocate shall be entitled to the full
fees.
 If the account is adjusted / withdrawn, advocate fee shall be paid as per the stage of the
case and no further fee is payable.

V. EXECUTION APPLICATION
The existing rate of professional fee shall continue for pursuing execution application without any
change. The fee for execution of decree / recovery certificate in DRTs shall be 50% of the fee
payable on the original side, payable in the following manner:-
1. At the time of filing execution – 50% + 10% clerkage
2. At the time of final recovery - 50% + 10% clerkage

IF EXECUTION APPLICATION IS ADJOURNED SINE DIE & REVIVED LATER

The advocate shall be paid only the balance amount of the fee payable to him as above.
VI. INTERVENER APPLICATION / OBJECTIONS FILED BY THIRD PARTY ETC.
A separate fee shall be payable in two equal installments for opposing intervener applications/
objections filed by third parties during the course of execution proceedings of the bank / in High
Court, DRT & Civil Courts under SARFAESI Act 2002 / in other proceedings as the case may be as
these are to be contested very strongly to safeguard Bank’s interest. First installment of fee will be
paid at the time of filing reply on bank’s behalf second installment of fee after final disposal of the
application / objection calculated as under :-
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BEFORE RECOVERY OFFICER, DRT & CIVIL COURT
Major Cities Other Cities
Rs5000/-+ 10% clerkage Rs.4000/-+ 10% clerkage

If there are more than one intervener application, the total fee besides 10% clerkage payable for contesting
all the intervenor applications shall be Rs.8,500/- in major cities and Rs.7,000/- in other cities.
BEFORE PO, DRT/DRAT & HIGH COURT
Major Cities Other Cities
Rs7000/-+ 10% clerkage Rs.5000/-+ 10% clerkage

If there are more than one intervener application, the total fee payable for contesting all the intervenor
applications shall be fixed at Rs.12,000/- + 10% clerkage in major cities and Rs.10,000/- +10% clerkage in
other cities.
VII. FOR OBTAINING RC FROM DRT ON THE BASIS OF CIVIL COURT DECREE
Major Cities Other Cities
Rs5000/-+ 10% clerkage Rs.4000/-+ 10% clerkage

VIII. APPEALS BY BANK/ AGAINST BANK

Payment of advocate fee shall be made in two installments i.e. 50% at the time of filing appeal / filing
objection (in case of appeals against the bank) with 10% clerkage and balance at the time of final disposal
of appeal with 10% clerkage .
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1. APPEALS IN DRATS & DISTRICT COURTS AGAINST FINAL ORDERS
The legal fee payable shall be same as the fee payable on the original side for filing original Suit /
OA as per existing policy. However, if the same advocate is contesting original suit as well as
appeal, 80% of the total fee will be given to the advocate.
Wherever there are cross appeals, multiple appeals etc. against the same final orders, only single
professional fee shall be payable to the advocate.
2. APPEALS FROM ORDERS OF RECOVERY OFFICER BEFORE DRT & DRAT
Major Cities Other Cities
Maximum Rs.7,500/- + 10% clerkage Maximum Rs 6,000/- + 10% clerkage

3. FEE FOR FILING/ CONTESTING APPEAL BEFORE DRAT AGAINST INTERLOCUTORY ORDERS
OF DRT (MISC APPEALS)

Same as earlier, a consolidated amount of 50% of the sanctioned professional fee be payable before DRT

4. REVISION/ SECOND APPEAL

Same labour & time is involved as in contesting the original suit / OA except recording of evidence. As
such, 50% of the fee payable on the original side for filing original Suit / OA shall be payable.
IX. REVIEW APPLICATION BEFORE THE DRTS / DRATS & DISTRICT COURTS/ HIGH COURTS
As a lot of additional labour & energy of advocate is employed in getting an order of the court reviewed, no
advocate takes proper interest in filing & contesting the review application without any fee. As such, Rs
1,000/- in Civil / District Courts & Rs 1,500/- only in High Courts & DRTs/ DRATs as professional fee shall
be payable for filing and contesting an application for review of the order passed by the same Court. WRIT
PETITION/ APPLICATION U/SEC 482 Cr PC BEFORE HIGH COURT
For drafting, filing and contesting Writ Petition by the Bank / against the Bank before High Courts,
the maximum consolidated fee shall be payable as under keeping in view of the complexity of the
matter:-
Major Cities Other Cities
Rs.15,000/- + 10% clerkage Rs.10,000/- + 10% clerkage

XI Bail Matters where legal and financial support is provided to the staff as per Bank’s policy
For filing bail petition before District Courts For filing bail petition before High Courts

Rs. 10,000.00 Rs. 15,000.00

EXPLANATORY NOTE
1. Fee is to be paid in two equal instalments. One at the time of filing of W.P./ Counter affidavit by
the advocate and the balance after disposal of the case and on submission of certified copy of the final
order. The Regional Heads to negotiate the fee with the advocate on case to case basis and try to fix the
same at minimum level.
2. If the writ is not admitted, then only one instalment of fee shall be payable.
3. In exceptional cases the maximum Fee for drafting WP / counter affidavit / rejoinder affidavit in
complicated matters before high court, if drafted by an advocate who is not on the Bank’s panel shall be
Rs.4,000/- consolidated (without clerkage) in major cities & Rs 3000/ consolidated (without clerkage) in
other cities after prior approval of concerned Regional Head.
4. For any interim application / petition filed by the Bank, an additional fee upto Rs.3,000/- can be
considered depending upon the nature, complexity, urgency etc. of the application/ petition and the nature
of reliefs sought with the prior approval of Regional Head.

5. If any conference is required with senior advocate (not necessarily designated), a

maximum consolidated fee of Rs.4,500/- in major cities & Rs 3000/- in other cities shall be payable
as one time fee after getting prior approval from Regional Head and no further fee shall be payable
for subsequent conferences, if any.
6. Where writs are of general nature without involving complicated facts and legal issues,
the advocate’s fee in such cases shall have to be negotiated and fixed at reasonable amount,
making efforts to fix the same at less than the amount prescribed above.
7. In group writ petitions, the fee has to be negotiated and fixed by the Regional Head.
However, if the fee exceeds the Regional Head’s powers, the same shall be sent to concerned
department of Head Office for prior approval.

XII. FEE FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT

The fee for various applications moved under the Companies Act shall range between Rs.5,000/- &
Rs.10,000/- in High Courts located in major cities as well as in other cities. The Regional Heads to
negotiate the fee with the advocate on case to case basis and try to fix the same at minimum level
keeping in view of the complexity of the matter / valuation involved. Fee is to be paid in two equal
installments i.e. first at the time of filing of appropriate application/ objection by the advocate and
the balance after disposal of the case and on submission of certified copy of the final order to the
bank.

XIII. CASES BEFORE SUPREME COURT

Maximum consolidated fee of Rs.20000/- + 10% clerkage shall be payable and the same shall be
payable in two equal installments - one at the time of filing of SLP / Counter affidavit by the
advocate and the balance after disposal of the case and on submission of certified copy of the final
order. Wherever senior advocates are to be engaged, separate fee shall be negotiated and settled
by G.M. (R&L) at HO / other Departmental Heads deviating to the extent as mentioned in this
circular and Top management i.e. Chairman & Managing Director / Executive Director without any
limit and in that case, the fee payable to the advocate on record shall only be Rs15,000/- + 10%
clerkage. In case the SLP is disposed of / dismissed at the initial stage itself / or admission, then
only 50% of consolidated fee, stated above, shall be payable to advocate on record.
Where the Bank is only a proforma defendant, maximum fee shall be Rs 10000/- inclusive of
clerkage is payable. Fee for holding conference with Senior Advocate shall be Rs.5000/- and no
further fee shall be payable for subsequent conferences, if any. As far as possible the matters
before Supreme Court shall be filed / contested through an advocate-on-record on Bank’s panel.

FEE FOR DRAFTING SLP / COUNTER AFFIDAVIT / REJOINDER AFFIDAVIT IN

COMPLICATED MATTERS BEFORE SUPREME COURT
In exceptional cases the maximum fee for the above matters, if drafted by an advocate who is not
on the Bank’s panel and has not been engaged for contesting the matter shall be Rs.5,000/-
consolidated (without clerkage).
XIV. FOR FILING CAVEAT APPLICATION
DRT / DRAT / Civil Court Rs.1,500/- (inclusive of clerkage)

High Court Rs.2,000/-(inclusive of clerkage)

Supreme Court Rs 3000/-(inclusive of clerkage)

XV. APPLICATION/ APPEAL UNDER SECURITISATION ACT

When the borrower or Bank files application / Appeal under Section 17(1) or 18(1) in DRT/ DRAT
respectively the professional fee besides 10% clerkage payable to advocate shall be as under :-
Major Cities Other Cities
Upto 10 lakhs Rs 6000/- Rs 5000/-
Above 10 lakhs – upto 50 lakhs Rs 9000/- Rs 7500/-
Above 50 lakhs – upto 100 lakhs Rs 12000/- Rs 10000/-
Above 100 lakhs Rs 15000/- Rs 12500/-

The above payment shall be made in two equal installments i.e. one at the time of filing appeal /
reply as the case may be and the balance after final disposal. In case appeal is against existing
DRT case, then the same advocate who is already handling the case in DRT shall be engaged.
XVI. FOR FILING APPLICATION & OBTAINING ORDER FOR PHYSICAL POSSESSION
UNDER SARFAESI ACT 2002 BEFORE CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE OR DISTRICT
MAGISTRATE THROUGH ADVOCATES
Major Cities Other Cities
Rs.6,000/- to Rs.10,000/- per property Rs.5,000/- to Rs.8,000/- per property

The fee shall be fixed in the above range depending upon the amount involved, value of the property etc.
The Regional Heads to negotiate the fee with the advocate on case to case basis and try to fix the same at
minimum level.
The fee shall be payable in two equal instalments i.e. first at the time of filing of application and next at the
time of obtaining physical possession by the bank / settlement of the account after obtaining order for
physical possession. In case the matter is settled before granting of order by CMM/DM, only 50% of the
total fee will be given to advocate.
The decision regarding engagement of counsel for filing application before CMM/DM shall be taken by the
concerned Regional Head only in those cases where possession of secured assets is resisted by the
Borrower / guarantor/mortgagor.
XVII. COMPETITION COMMISSION
The matters referred to Competition Commission are generally related to Bank’s policy and are to be
contested with utmost care and with the help of senior counsel. As such, the amount of fee will range from
Rs.5,000/- to Rs.10000/- + 10% clerkage payable in two equal installments, negotiable depending upon the
complexity of matter.
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XVIII. BIFR / AAIFR MATTERS
Rs.10,000/- to Rs.20,000/- + 10% clerkage, depending upon the complexity of the matter
The fee shall be payable in three stages i.e. 25% at the time of initial stage and 25% at the time of
arguments 50% after disposal.
If there are more than one appeal filed by the Sick Company before AAIFR and the Bank has to
defend all these appeals, then the same shall be defended as far as possible through the same
advocate and fee shall be negotiated and fixed by G.M.(R&L) at a reasonable level, clubbing all the
cases so defended.

XIX CRIMINAL MATTERS

1. Filing of Application under CrPC including Sec 200 / Complaint under Section 138
of Negotiable Instruments Act / any other application filed under the provisions of CrPC

Major Cities Other Cities

Maximum amount of Rs.7,000/- + 10% clerkage Maximum amount of Rs.5,000/- + 10% clerkage
Regional Head to negotiate with the advocate and try to fix fee at the minimum.
2. Where criminal case is to be instituted / contested by the Bank, the fee be paid as
follows:-

Amount involved Major Cities Other Cities

Up to Rs.10 lakhs Rs.6000/- Rs.5500/-
10 lakhs to 50 lakhs Rs.9000/- Rs.8000/-
50 lakhs to 1 Crore Rs.12,000/- Rs.11000/-
Above Rs 1 Crore Rs.15,000/- Rs.13000/-

In matters wherein complicated factual and legal issues are involved, the Regional Head can
engage competent advocates not on panel by fixing legal fee up to Rs.20,000/- at major cities and
Rs.15,000/- at the other places after recording reasons thereof under intimation to Head Office.
The Regional Heads to negotiate the fee with the advocate on case to case basis and try to fix the
same at minimum level.
3. Drafting and filing of Criminal Complaint before Police Authorities
Major Cities Other Cities
Rs.3,000/- Rs.2,000/-

XX. FEE FOR CONSUMER FORUMS & COMMISSIONS BY BANK/ AGAINST BANK
Major Cities Other Cities
District Consolidated amount of Consolidated amount of Rs.4,000/- + 10% clerkage
Forum Rs.5,000/- + 10% clerkage
State Rs.7,500/- consolidated + 10% clerkage in major as well as other cities
Commission
National Rs.15,000/- consolidated + 10% clerkage shall be payable.
Commission

EXPLANATORY NOTE

The above fee shall be payable in two instalments i.e. 50% at the time of filing the complaint/appeal/
Revision/ Written Statement and balance 50% after final orders and submission of certified copy of the final
orders to bank. When the matter is settled between the parties and case is disposed of as settled,
withdrawn or dismissed out of Forum / Commission, only 50% of schedule fee shall be payable.
The General Manager (R&L) shall have power to negotiate and decide on the quantum of fee in matters
involving vexed and complicated issues, which are filed before National Commission.

XXI. PREMISES MATTERS

The suits related to premises matters are related to prestige of the bank as such fee may be
revised so that the bank may get its case defended through a panel advocate of good standing.
Major Cities Other Cities
Rs.10,000/- to Rs 20,000/-+10% clerkage Rs.7,000/- to Rs 15000/- + 10% clerkage

The above fee shall be payable in two instalments i.e. 50% at the time of filing the pleading / Written
Statement and balance 50% after final orders and submission of certified copy of the final orders to bank.
The Regional Heads to negotiate the fee with the advocate on case to case basis and try to fix the same at
minimum level depending upon the complexity of matter, valuation of the case, court in which suit is to be
filed etc.
XXII. FEE PAYABLE FOR TRANSFERRED CASES
There are instances, where the bank has to change the advocate and get the files of the Suit/OA/Appeal
transferred from the advocate to whom the original assignment was given, to other advocate. In such
circumstances, the legal fee to be paid to new advocate, shall be determined as per stage of the case.
However, the total fee paid to both the advocates for a particular case should not exceed the total fee
payable as per schedule. However, if the case is decided exparte (or) compromised after the transfer of
case to the new advocate, he may be paid 50% of the balance fee, subject to the minimum of 25% of the
total sanctioned fee, as earlier.

XXIII. FOR DRAFTING/EXECUTION OF LEASE DEED / SALE DEED ETC. OF BANK’S PREMISES &
IMMOVABLE

The maximum advocate fee shall be Rs.5,000/- plus 10% clerkage depending upon the nature of work and
quantum involved besides actual miscellaneous expenses incurred in registering the document & obtaining
registered document from the authority. The Regional Heads to negotiate the fee with the advocate on case
to case basis and try to fix the same at minimum level.

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XXIV. FEE FOR DRAFTING OF PLAINTS/ OA IN SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES
Sometime the plaint / OA has been drafted by the advocate after perusing all the documents and
by exhausting his labour and time but the Bank does not file suit / OA because of several reasons
like the borrower gives some settlement proposition / adjust the account, in such circumstances,
the professional fee without clerkage for drafting the plaint/OA, which are not filed subsequently
shall be paid @ 15% of the total fee payable on the suit/OA without clerkage. In the event of the
suit in the account filed at later stage, the fee as above paid shall be deducted from the regular fee
to be paid at the time of suit filing.

XXV. LEGAL NOTICE IN NPA ACCOUNTS DEMANDING REPAYMENT

Amount involved Professional fee
(inclusive of clerkage)
Upto Rs.1 lakh Rs.550/- consolidated.
Rs.1 lakh to Rs.5 lakhs Rs.750/- consolidated.
Rs.5 lakhs to Rs.10 lakhs Rs.900/- consolidated.
Rs.10 lakhs to Rs.50 lakhs Rs.1200/- consolidated.
Above 50 lakhs Rs 1500/- consolidated.

Actual expenses of typing and postage supported by receipts/bills shall be extra.

LEGAL NOTICES / REPLY NOTICES IN OTHER MATTERS

Efforts shall be made to get the notice served/ reply to the notices of borrower or third party given through
Legal Retainer of the Region. In case the legal notice/ reply of notice has been sent by other panel
advocate, the fee will be Rs.1000/- to Rs.1500/- (inclusive of clerkage) + typing & postage charges etc.
depending upon nature & complexity of the issues involved.
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XXVI. FEE FOR NON-ENCUMBRANCE CERTIFICATE AND LEGAL OPINION ON TITLE AFTER
CONDUCTING SEARCH OF ALL RELEVANT RECORDS
Since the same labour is involved for issuing NEC and Legal Opinion in respect of some property
to be mortgaged with the Bank irrespective of the loan amount to be sanctioned, the professional
fee shall relate to the property and not to the amount to be sanctioned.
Amount Involved Major Cities Other Cities

Urban & Semi Urban Rural

Upto Rs.1 crore Rs.2000/- per Rs.1000/- per property Rs.500/- per
property property.
Above Rs.1 Crore Rs.3000/- per Rs.2000/- per property Rs.1000/- per
property property

It will be settled at the minimum level by the branch incharge keeping in view the complexities that exist in
title documents. Beside the said professional fee, actual expenses like search fee paid, typing charges etc.
supported by receipts/ bills, depending upon the amount involved will also be paid to the concerned
advocate. However, no conveyance expenses are allowed

Further, the fee for NEC in staff loan will remain same as earlier i.e Rs 500/- in case the amount involved is
upto Rs.5 lakhs & Rs.1000/- in case the amount involved is above Rs 5 lakhs besides the actual expenses
incurred.

XXVII FEE FOR DRAFTING OF NEW DOCUMENTS

The maximum fee payable for drafting new documents will be in the range of Rs. 5,500.00 to Rs. 11,000.00
(without clerkage) depending upon the nature of the work. The competent authority for approving such bills
shall be the General Manager of the respective department at Head Office.

Further we emphasize once more the need to ensure the following :-

1. In shall be ensured that no adjournments are sought by the bank’s

advocates except in exceptional circumstances. However, the adjournments sought
by the defendants shall be opposed very strongly and if the court is inclined to grant
it, heavy cost shall be insisted upon. The opposition of the Bank’s advocate should
be got recorded in the proceedings.

2. It shall further be ensured that no long dates are fixed by Courts/Tribunals and if,
sought to be fixed, it should be vehemently opposed and detailed report along with reasons
explaining the fixation of long dates should be kept on record.

3. The Bank’s counsels shall send a detailed report of the proceedings

immediately on conclusion of proceedings preferably on e mail and invariably in hard
copies to both the Branch and the concerned controlling office hereafter.

4. The advocates shall also make timely updates (on the same day) on any
system/portal/app which may be deployed by the Bank for this purpose. Login
IDs/Passwords for the same shall be provided by the Bank.
 5. The bills of miscellaneous expenses above ` 1000/- submitted by the
advocates on account of typing, Photostat etc. shall be passed on submission of
original bills/receipts/boarding pass/tickets etc. by the competent authority.

6. All miscellaneous Legal expenses shall be paid by competent authority on

submission of bills, receipts, cash memos duly verified by the officer attending the
court proceedings. The proper record shall be maintained by the advocate of all legal
expenditure incurred for each case.

7. The Advocates should not use Bank’s name, logo, symbol etc. in their
letter head, sign board, name plates, rubber stamps, etc; such as ‘Legal advisor to
Oriental Bank of Commerce’/ ‘Advocate for Oriental Bank of Commerce’, etc.

8. In case the name of the advocate is approved for inclusion on Bank’s

panel, letter on the lines of Annexure C shall be sent to the advocate which shall
have to be accepted by the advocate to be empanelled and having cases assigned
to him/her.

Assistant General Manager

Head, CMO, RRL East, Kolkata

Place for submitting request letter for Empanelment
Following terms and Conditions for empanelment of Advocate to be included:

1. Panel Advocate will be paid fees as per bank’s rules and regulations as applicable from time to time(Copy of
fee schedule is enclosed)
2. Panel Advocate as well as their juniors/associates/their spouse will not appear in any case against the
Bank.
3. Name of Panel Advocate can be deleted from the Panel of Bank’s advocates without assigning any reason
and without any prior communication in writing.
4. Panel Advocate will perform the job yourself, assigned by the Bank. The same will not be entrusted to any
junior advocate. Moreover no proxy counsel shall be allowed to appear on behalf of Panel Advocate.
5. Panel Advocate will not render any service unless their empanelment is reviewed / renewed after one year.
6. Panel Advocate shall handover the case records along with all documents already given to Panel Advocate
(if any) as and when the Branch Incumbent / Cluster Head desires.
7. Panel Advocate will be paid legal fee and counsel fee through Bank account ( to be opened at our bank)
and bank will be free to negotiate for fees but not more than that of Bank’s Prescribed fees and legal work
will be entrusted accordingly, if needed. Further in case of furnishing legal opinion including obtaining NEC
for immovable property Panel Advocate have to visit the property for ascertaining the physical position
/verification of the said property Panel Advocate will also make visit to revenue / municipal office for
verification of genuiness of mutation record for the property and your NEC report ( title search report) shall
be submitted within 10 days from the date of case assigned to Panel Advocate by the branch/ Cluster
8. Panel Advocate will not be entitled to any traveling expenses or allowances for visiting branches or courts.
9. The Bank may at any time, at its discretion, withdraw from your any proceedings / matter / brief and may
discontinue them as Bank’s Panel Advocate without assigning any reason thereof and without any future
fees.
10. Panel Advocate shall have to abide Bank’s circular (concerning to Bank’s Advocate) which are issued from
time to time ( Panel Advocate should give undertaking at the time of submission of Request letter to the
Bank for empanelment)
Place for submission of Request letter for empanelment in Bank’s Panel of Advocate
for Clusters and Branches.

Name of Name of the Branches Address

Cluster
KOLKATA-BRABOURNE ROAD
KOLKATA-C. R. AVENUE
KOLKATA-PRINCEP STREET
KOLKATA-NEW ALIPORE
LILUAH
KOLKATA-BURRA BAZAR
KOLKATA-BHOWANIPORE
KOLKATA-PARK STREET
KOLKATA-BOW BAZAR
KOLKATA-SALT LAKE
KOLKATA-STRAND ROAD
KOLKATA-SHYAMBAZAR
KOLKATA-KIDDERPORE
KOLKATA-OVERSEAS
SALKIA
KOLKATA-PARK CIRCUS
MADHYAMGRAM
THE ASSISTANT GENERAL
BARASAT-DISTT NORTH 24 PARGANAS
MANAGER,
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE
KOLKATA-DUNLOP BRIDGE CLUSTER MONITORING OFFICE
Kolkata
KOLKATA-SSI DD-11, SECTOR-1, 3rd FLOOR
KOLKATA-TOLLYGUNGE SALT LAKE, KOLKATA – 700 064
Phone : 033-2321-1292
KOLKATA-KANKURGACHI
cmo_rrl_east@obc.co.in
KOLKATA-SAKHER BAZAR
KOLKATA-LAKE GARDENS
KOLKATA-BAGUIHATI
KOLKATA-CHOWRINGHEE ROAD
KOLKATA-GARIAHAT
KOLKATA-R N MUKHERJEE ROAD
KOLKATA-BEHALA
HOOGLY -UTTAR PARA
KOLKATA-CITY CENTR SALT LK
KOLKATA-RAJARHAT
KOLKATA-GARIA
KOLKATA-BARUIPUR
KOLKATA-KASBA RASHBEHARI CONNEC

BANTALA, KOLKATA
KOLKATA-BARRACKPORE
SODEPUR KOLKATA
 NAGER BAZAR
KOLKATA-SALTLAKE-SECTOR5
BIDYADHARPUR ,24 PARGANA SOUTH
BANSAI
KOLKATA-SAMMILANI MAHAVIDYAL

PATNA-EXHIBITION ROAD
MUZAFFARPUR
PATNA-BORING ROAD
ARAH
PAINAL-DISTT PATNA
BIHAR SARIF CITY NALANDA
HAJIPUR
BEHEA CHIEF MANAGER
JANDAHA ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE
PATNA-KANKARBAGH Resolution, Reco very & Law
Cluster, Address- CHANDPURA
PATNA CITY
PATNA PLACE 2ND FLOOR BANK ROAD,
SAHDULLAPUR SATAN WEST GANDHI MAIDAN, PATNA-
PHULWARISHARIF-DISTT PATNA 01 PH NO- 0612-2540772/
CHAKSALEM,DISTT. SAMASTIPUR 8076912717
JEHANABAD E MAIL -rrl_7658@obc.co.in
BIHITA DISTT-PATNA
ASOPUR-DISTT PATNA
RAJPUR DISTT PATNA
SIKANDARPUR DISTT PATNA
PATLIPUTRA COLONY, DISTT PATNA
PATNA-BAILEY ROAD
BARHAUNA

CUTTACK-BUXI BAZAR
BHUBANESHWAR-SHAHID NGR
CUTTACK-LINK ROAD
BHUBNESHWAR
BHUBNESHWAR-BDA COMPLEX
BILT-CHOUDWAR
RAVI TALKIES SQUARE
 CHANDRASHEKHAR PUR
CUTTACK-MAL GODOWN
KIMS BHUBHANESWAR
SIJUA, BHUBANESWAR
ARAGUL-JATANI The Chief Manager,
JANPATH,BHUBANESWAR Oriental Bank of Commerce,
JATNI, DISTT KHORDHA Resolution, Recovery & Law,
Cluster Bhubaneswar,
DHAULI-DISTT-KHURDA Plot No.J/3, Revenue Plot No.1561
CHATABAR-DISTT-KHURDA (P), Khata No.1152, Jagmara,
SIJIPUT-DISTT. KHURDA Bhubaneswar – 751 030
E MAIL-rrl_7611@obc.co.in
CRPF SQUARE - BHUBANESHWAR
PH NO-0674-2544852/2545513
RASULGARH DISTT-KHURDA
CUTTACK ROAD, BHUBANESWAR
KHURDA
KAYALPADA DISTT- CUTTACK
NACHHIPUR DIST CUTTACK
JAGMARA

BURDWAN-GT ROAD
GANJ
MANDALGRAM
BANKAPASI DISTT-BURDWAN
HALDI
BELARI-DISTT BURDWAN
PALISHGRAM The Cluster Head,
EKALAKSHMI Oriental Bank of Commerce,
Resolution, Recovery & Law,
BURDWAN HOOGLY - ARAMBAGH Burdwan Cluster,
BURDWAN-STATION BAZAR 25, G. T. Road,
ABHIRAMPUR-DISTT BURDWAN Burdwan – 713 101
KATWA-DIST BURDWAN
NABADWIP
BOLPUR - DISTT. BIRBHUM
MEMARI - DISTT. BURDWAN,
KALNA -DISTT BURDWAN
BHURI DISTT-BURDWAN

DURGAPUR
ASANSOL
The Cluster Head,
ANDALMORE-DISTT BUDWAN
Oriental Bank of Commerce,
PANAGARH-DISTT BURDWAN Resolution, Recovery & Law,
DURGAPUR RANIGANJ Durgapur,
Nachan Road, Benachity,
BANKURA-MACHANTALA AHALYABAI RO
Durgapur – 713 213.
SINGUR PH NO- 7838715176 ( Dhananjay)
CITY CENTRE, DURGAPUR
UKHRA
 BISHNUPUR-BANKURA
HOOGLY - CHANDAN NAGAR
CHINSURA
KOTA CHANDIPUR-DISTT BURDWAN
MAHAL DISTT-BURDWAN
SHILAMPUR
BIDHANNAGAR-DGP

RAIPUR-G E ROAD
BHILAI
DHAMTARI
RAJNAND GAON
DURG
RAIPUR-JNMC
RAIPUR-COLLECTORATE
RAIPUR-TATIBANDH
BHILAI-SUPELA CHOWK
KURUD
MAHASAMUND
BALOD, DIST: DURG
The Cluster Head
SUNDER NAGAR - RAIPUR ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
ABHANPUR-RAIPUR RRL CLUSTER,
RAKHI, DISTT. RAIPUR 2ND FLOOR, JEET TOWER, OPP
RAIPUR
AARANG RAJKUMAR COLLEGE, GE ROAD,
RAIPUR - 492001
RAIPUR-PANDRI
PH NO- 0771- 4700831, 2242081.
CIVIL LINES RAIPUR rrl_7661@obc.co.in
BEMETARA
AMLESHWAR DISTT-DURG
SMRITI NAGAR - BHILAI
BORSI DISTT-DURG
TARRA DISTT-DURG
RAIPUR - VIVEKANAND NAGAR
SHANKAR NAGAR RAIPUR
RAIPUR- SAMTA COLONY
DAL DAL SEONI RAIPUR
UMARPOTI,DISTT-DURG
BHILAI - CAMP2
BIRGAHANI

BILASPUR-CHATTISGARH The Cluster Head

BHATAPARA DISTT:RAIPUR Resolution , Recovery & Law
BILASUR
MOPKA DIST-BILASPUR Bilaspur Cluster
Address- Near Indu Udyan Chowk
JANJGIR
 MUNGELI Jarhabhata , Bilaspur Distt-
TIFRA DISTT- BILASPUR Bilaspur
PIN- 495001
SARKANDA, BILASPUR Ph no- 07752-225030 E mail-
BILASPUR-COLLECTRATE PREMISES rrl_7613@obc.co.in
BILASPUR-BILASPUR DEVELOPMENT

RANCHI- KUTCHERY ROAD

RANCHI-UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
RAMGARH CANTT The Cluster Head
RANCHI WOMEN COLLEGE, RANCHI Resolution , Recovery & Law
KUJU, DIST:RAMGARH Ranchi Cluster
Address-2nd Floor, 203 Mangal
LOHARDAGGA-JHARKHAND
RANCHI Distt- Ranchi (Jharkhand)
KHUNTI, DISTT - KHUNTI PIN- 834001
HARMU ROAD - RANCHI Ph no- 0651-2283848
KANKE ROAD, RANCHI (8130728855- Rajiv Singh)
SINGH MORE DISTT RANCHI E mail- rrl_7662@obc.co.in
RANCHI - RATU ROAD
RANCHI-DORANDA COLLEGE

MALIGAON
G S ROAD GUWAHATI The Cluster Head
JAGIROAD Resolution , Recovery & Law
PAN BAZAR GUWAHATI Guwhati Cluster
Address- Hem Barua Road, Pan
GUWHATI GUWAHATI CLUB Bazar, Guwhati Distt- Guwhati
ZOO ROAD (Assam) PIN- 781001
MORIGAON Ph no- 7992243467 (Pradeep Kr)
NALBARI E mail- rrl_7628@obc.co.in
GUWAHATI

WEST BENGAL- PAKURSONI The Dy. General Manager, CMO

Classic Kolkata, Oriental Bank
WEST BENGAL- NETRA
of Commerce, 5th floor, DD 11,
WEST BENGAL- SILIGURI SECTOR 1, Salt Lake, Kolkata-
WEST BENGAL- MIDNAPUR - DURGAPUR 700064 E-mail:
cmoclassic_kol@obc.co.in Ph
WEST BENGAL- MALDA No. 033-23379052
CLASSIC
WEST BENGAL- KRISHNAGAR
BRANCHES-
KOLKATA WEST BENGAL- BERHAMPUR (WEST BENGAL)
WEST BENGAL- LALGOLA
WEST BENGAL- JANGIPUR, MURSHIDABAD
WEST BENGAL- MOSAT DIST:HOOGLY
WEST BENGAL- SAHJADPUR
WEST BENGAL- MURSHIDABAD
WEST BENGAL- JALPAIGURI
WEST BENGAL- KHARAGPUR
WEST BENGAL- KAMARIA-DISTT SOUTH 24
PARGANAS
WEST BENGAL- GOBRAPOTA
WEST BENGAL- RANAGHAT,DISTT. NADIA
WEST BENGAL- SAINTHIA, DISTT. BIRBHUM
WEST BENGAL- SURI,DISTT. BIRBHUM
WEST BENGAL- SARBANGPUR,DISTT. MURSHIDABAD
WEST BENGAL- KANDI, DISTT.MURSHIDABAD
WEST BENGAL- CONTAI
WEST BENGAL- GANGARAMPUR-DIST.SOUTH
DINAJPUR
WEST BENGAL- RAMPURHAT
WEST BENGAL- PURULIA - DURGAPUR
WEST BENGAL- BALURGHAT, DISTT-DAKSHIN DINAJP
WEST BENGAL- RAIGANJ,DISTT UTTAR-DINAJPUR
WEST BENGAL- BURDWAN ROAD
WEST BENGAL- TAMLUK
WEST BENGAL- BETBERIA
ORRISA- PARADEEP
ORRISA- BERHAMPUR
ORRISA- BALASORE
ORRISA- BARBIL KEONJHAR
ORRISA- BHADRAK
ORRISA- JAJPUR ROAD
ORRISA- DHAMRA
The Cluster Head,
ORRISA- BASUDEVPUR Oriental Bank of Commerce,
Resolution, Recovery & Law,
ORRISA- PURI Cluster Bhubaneswar,
ORRISA- JALESWAR Plot No.J/3, Revenue Plot
No.1561 (P),
ORRISA- KEONJHAR Khata No.1152, Jagmara,
ORRISA- RAIRANGPUR DIST-MAYURBHANJ Bhubaneswar – 751 030
E MAIL-rrl_7611@obc.co.in
ORRISA- DHENKANAL
PH NO-0674-2544852/2545513
ORRISA- BARIPADA
ORRISA- R-SITAPUR
ORRISA- JAGATSINGHPUR
ORRISA- NAYAGARH
ORRISA- TINMUHANI, DISTT.KENDRAPARA
ORRISA- RASALPUR
ORRISA- KAKUDIBHAG DISTT-DHENKANAL
 ORRISA- RACHHIPUR-DISTT JAJPUR
ORRISA- CHANDANPUR DISTT-KENDRAPARA
ORRISA- GUAMAL
ASSAM- TINSUKIA
ASSAM- JORHAT
ASSAM- DIBRUGARH
ASSAM- SILCHAR
ASSAM- NAGAON, ASSAM
ASSAM- TEZPUR DISTT. SONITPUR The Cluster Head
Resolution , Recovery & Law
ASSAM- GOALPARA
Guwhati Cluster
ASSAM- BONGAIGAON Address- Hem Barua Road, Pan
ASSAM- DIGBOI Bazar, Guwhati Distt- Guwhati
(Assam) PIN- 781001 Ph no-
ASSAM- BARPETA ROAD, DISTT BARPETA
7992243467 (Pradeep Kr)
ASSAM- GOLAGHAT E mail- rrl_7628@obc.co.in
ASSAM- NORTH LAKHIMPUR
TRIPURA- AGARTALA
TRIPURA- BISHALGARH
MEGHALAYA- SHILLONG, MEGHALAYA
ARUNACHAL PRADESH- ITANAGAR, DISTT: PAPUM
PARE
SIKKIM- GANGTOK The Branch Manager
Oriental Bank of Commerce
SIKKIM- SINGTAM
B/o- Gangtok, Palzur Stadium
SIKKIM- BHOJOGHARI
Road Gangtok, Near S.N.T Bus
Stand. East Sikim Pin
No.737101 E-mail:
bm0998@obc.co.in Ph No.
03592-204189

BIHAR-Kishan Ganj
THE DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER
BIHAR-Purnea ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE
BIHAR-Darbhanga PATNA,
PATNA CLASSIC
BIHAR-Bhagalpur
BIHAR-Samastipur CLASSIC BRANCHES
BIHAR-Gaya ADDRESS CHANDPURA PLACE
BIHAR-Chhapra 2ND FLOOR BANK ROAD, WEST
BIHAR-Katihar GANDHI MAIDAN, PATNA-01 PH
BIHAR-Sarfuddinpur Dist- Muzaffarpur NO 0612-2540772/ 8076912717
(Rakesh Pandey)
BIHAR-Mohania
BIHAR-Nawada
BIHAR-Banka
BIHAR-Jainagar Dist- Madhubani
BIHAR-Gopal Ganj
BIHAR-Siwan
BIHAR-Lakhisarai
BIHAR-CoLgaon Dist- Bhagalpur
BIHAR-Motihari Dist- East Champaran
BIHAR-Bodhgaya Dist- Gaya
BIHAR-Supaul
JHARKHAND- Deoghar
JHARKHAND-HAzaribagh
BIHAR-Araria
BIHAR- Saharsa
BIHAR-Bettiah Dist- West Champaran
JHARKHAND-Bistupur Dist- Jamshedpur
JHARKHAND- Dhanbad
JHARKHAND- SSI Adityapur Dist- Jameshdpur
JHARKHAND- Dumka
JHARKHAND- Mango Dist- Jamshedpur
JHARKHAND-Chas Dist- Bokaro
JHARKHAND-Barhi Dist- Hazaribagh
JHARKHAND-Godda
JHARKHAND-SINI Dist- Saraikela kharasawan
JHARKHAND-Jhumri Telaiya Dist- Kodarma
JHARKHAND-Seraikela
JHARKHAND-Gumla
JHARKHAND-Garhwa
JHARKHAND-Daltanganj
JHARKHAND-Sakchi Dist- Jmashedpur
JHARKHAND-Giridih
JHARKHAND-Bokaro
JHARKHAND-Pakur
JHARKHAND-Chatra
JHARKHAND-Govindpur Dist- Dhanbad
JHARKHAND-Madhupur Dist-Deoghar
JHARKHAND-DAV SCHOOL BISTUPUR
BIHAR-Dumraon Dist- Buxar
BIHAR-Warsaliganj Dist- Nawad
BIHAR-Dalsinghsarai
BIHAR-Murar Dist- Buxar
BIHAR-Begusarai
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JHARKHAND-Hazaribagh

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