State Bank of Mysore vs Pukhrajmal Sugarmal Lunkad and Anr.
Bank Guarantee-Fraudulently obtained-A decree against the petitioner-bank was set aside as the bank guarantee that the decree sought to be enforced was proved to be executed fraudulently [LexDoc Id : 340901]
Makboolhusen Razakmiya Maniyar and Anr. vs Bank of Baroda and Ors.
Mortgage in favour of bank-Secured asset-The relationship between a 'borrower' under a secured property mortgaged in favour of bank could not be disputed by transferring the secured property [LexDoc Id : 316330]
Madhukant Pranlal Shah vs Bank of India
Debts Recovery Tribunal-Recovery of loan-A petition for waiver of court-fees payable for an appeal under s. 30 of the RDDBFI Act 1993 was dismissed as there was no distinction between the int [LexDoc Id : 317093]
K. Bala Krishna vs Debts Recovery Tribunal and Ors.
Recovery of dues-Alternative remedy, Dismissal of writ petition-A writ petition for quashing the Debt Recovery Tribunal’s order and the sale conducted by the bank for realization of its dues from borrowers was dism [LexDoc Id : 309416]
HC (Andhra Pradesh)
2006
C. M. Prasanna vs M. K. Saseendran and Anr.
Dishonour of Cheque-Criminal liability on drawer-The criminal liability imposed under s.138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881 for dishonour of cheque subsisted even if sufficient funds were avai [LexDoc Id : 303229]
Sathavahana Ispat Ltd. vs Umesh Sharma
Dishonour of Cheque-Discharge of future liabilities-The drawer of a dishonoured cheque that had been issued to honour uncertain future liabilities could not be prosecuted under the provisions of the Neg [LexDoc Id : 303224]
HC (Karnataka)
2006
State Bank of India vs Vaishu Engg. Industries Ltd. and Ors.
Winding up-Sale of pledged goods-Goods pledged by a company-in-liquidation in favour of bank could not be termed to be property owned and possessed by the said company. The Official l [LexDoc Id : 329744]
HC (Andhra Pradesh)
2006
V. Rama Shetty vs N. Sasidaran Nayar
Dishonour of Cheque-Liability against self-drawn cheque-The drawer could not be held liable under s.138 of the Negotiable Instrument Act 1881 on a self-drawn cheque since no debt existed. A complaint filed [LexDoc Id : 303222]
