Supreme Court of India
Central Government of India and Ors. v. Krishnaji Parvetesh Kulkarni
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Government Securities: Indira Vikas Patra Rules, 1986-Rule 7(2)-Respondent misplaced! lost Indira Vikas Patras (IVPs) purchased from Post Office-Duplicate not issued by Post Office-Entitlement of Respondent to receive maturity value in respect of the misplaced I lost IVPs-Held, not entitled-An !VP is akin to an ordinary currency note which bears no name of the holder-Just as a lost currency note cannot be replaced, similarly the question of replacing a lost !VP does not arise-Besides, Rule 7(2) makes it clear that the Post Office cannot replace a !VP certificate which has been
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