Why it's high time to review the review architecture of RBI's quasi-judicial functions

For RBI-regulated entities, though - and, in this instance, for banks subject to orders under Section 35A of the BR Act - legal options are limited to the reconsideration framework set out in the Act. The affected party goes back to RBI seeking a review of its decision. But this is neither bound by set processes nor timelines. The only alternate remedy is filing a writ petition before a high court or Supreme Court.

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