Supreme Court of India
Dhirendra Chandra Pal v. Associated Bank of Tripura Ltd.
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Banking Companies Act (X of 1949), ss. 45- , 45· (insmed by Act XX of 1950)"-Claims decided under s. 45- -Procedure to be followed. The object of the Banking Companies Act, 1949 is to provide a machinery for expeditious and speedy termination 9£ proceedings in liquidation and in the absence of any specific provisions of the Act to the contrary or any rules framed by the High Court under s. 45. of the Act {inserted by Act XX of 1950) the normal procedure for deciding all claims under s. 45- of the Act (inserted by Act XX of 1950) should be a summary proceeding originating with an applica
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