Supreme Court of India
Canara Bank v. Mangesh Sitaram Chandekar
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For the reasons recorded therein, this appeal succeed and is allowed.
Judgment, page 1
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JUDGMENT: J U M N T Dr. ANAND.J Delay condoned. The application of the petitioner to implead Reserve Bank of India as a party respondent is allowed. Mr. Salve, Senior Advocate is present on behalf of the Reserve Bank of India and waives formal notice. Leave granted. On identical questions of fact and law, we have disposed of an appeal arising out of special leave petition (c) No.11807 of 1997, titled Canara Bank Vs. P R N Upadhyaya & Ors. Thus, for the reasons recorded therein, this appeal succeed and is allowed.
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