Supreme Court of India
Allahabad Bank, Calcutta v. Radha Krishna Maity and Ors.
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We are of the view that the Tribunal certainly has powers to pass other types of injunction orders or stay orders apart from what is stated in Section 19(6).
Judgment, page 6
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Recovery of Debts due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, (Act No. 51 of 1993)-Section 19 (6)-Interim order passed by Debts Recovery Tribunal-Validity of-Held : It can pass any interim order which is in conformity with the principles of natural justice-Section 19 (6) does not limit the generality of the powers granted to Tribunal under Section 22 (1 ), which are very wide-Powers of Tribunal not limited by Civil Procedure Code in granting interim orders. The challenge in this case is to an interim order passed by the Debts Recovery Tribunal injuncting the respondents from taking any money
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