If bank has not obeyed the order of NCLT a execution petition before nclt has to be filed as prescribed under rule 56 nclt under NCLT Form 8.
Nclt in execution has same power as the civil.court and can issue attachment and recovery warrants to enforce the order.
Section 424(3) of the Act empowers the NCLT to enforce its own order in the same manner as if it were a decree made by a civil court. Implying that in order to enforce its order, the NCLT would be guided by the principles laid down under Order 21 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (“CPC”) which comprehensively lays down the procedure for execution of decrees and orders.
Further, Rules 56 and 57 of the NCLT Rules, 2016 (“the Rules”) give teeth to the executory powers of the NCLT laid down under Section 424(3) of the Act. Rule 56 lays down the format for execution application. Rule 57(2) states that while enforcing its order, the NCLT can issue attachment or recovery warrants. Further a penalty can be levied by nclt on non compliance of the order.
So better make a letter attach order of nclt with it ask bank to give in writing why it is not following the order of nclt and then further if bank denies file an execution petition before nclt.