Companies Act 2013 · Rules · G.S.R. 248(E)

Companies (Registration of Charges) Rules, 2014

Registering a charge (a mortgage, hypothecation or pledge) on the company's property with the Registrar, modifying it and recording its satisfaction, and what to do when the filing is late or wrong.

Last checked: 27 October 2026 against the Ministry of Corporate Affairs consolidated rules text.

NotificationG.S.R. 248(E) dated 31 March 2014 · made for Chapter VI of the Act
Act sections77, 78, 79, 82, 83, 85, 87
MCA formsCHG-1, CHG-4, CHG-6, CHG-8, CHG-9
Latest amendmentCompanies (Registration of Charges) Second Amendment Rules, 2022, G.S.R. 664(E) dated 29 August 2022
Source: MCA consolidated text · 5 amending notifications shown in MCA's text

The rules, one by one

Rule numbers and headings follow MCA's consolidated text. Rule 1 (short title) and rule 2 (definitions) are left out unless they matter in practice. The notes are a plain-English guide, not the rule text.

RuleHeadingWhat it says
3Registration of creation or modification of chargeThe company files CHG-1 (or CHG-9 for debentures) within 30 days of creating or modifying the charge. Section 77 allows a further period with additional fees.
4Application by the charge-holderIf the company does not register the charge, the charge-holder may apply (section 78).
5Application of rules in certain mattersCovers property acquired subject to a charge (section 79).
6Certificate of registrationThe Registrar issues a certificate of registration of the charge.
7Register of charges kept by the Registrar
8Satisfaction of chargeThe company reports satisfaction in CHG-4 within 30 days of payment or satisfaction.
9Appointment of receiver or managerA person who appoints a receiver or manager of the company's property notifies the company and the Registrar in CHG-6.
10Company's register of chargesThe company keeps its own register of charges in Form CHG-7.
11Register open for inspection
12Rectification and extension of timeAn omission or misstatement, or a delay in filing satisfaction, can be cured by applying to the Central Government (Regional Director) in CHG-8 under section 87.
13Signing of charge e-forms in insolvencyAn insolvency or resolution professional or liquidator may sign charge forms for a company under resolution or liquidation.

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Sources: Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Acts & Rules e-book (consolidated rules with amendment notes), and the Gazette of India notifications named on this page. This page is a plain-English guide, not the text of the rules. Check the current rule on the MCA portal before relying on it.

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