Supreme Court of India
Syndicate Bank v. R. Veeranna and Ors.
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Bank/Banking-Suit by bank for recovery of loans granted to defendants- Defendants disputing higher rate of interest charged by the Bank- Earlier defwdants had acknowledged their liability-Trial court accepting defendants's contention and decreeing the suit accordingly-Decree affirmed by High Court-Held, it is not a case of automatically charging the increased rate of interest-Charge of higher rate is based on agreement between the parties-High Court erred in holding that principles of natural justice were violated as the defendants were not put to notice before enhancing the rate of
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