Supreme Court of India
Raythara Sahakari Bank Ltd. v. Chandrakala R. Das
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Indian Contract Act, 1872: Complainant and others took loan from Bank by pledging jewellery Jewel/ery stolen from the Bank-Bank fixing certain rate in return of the value of the jewellery stolen-Rate so f1Xed accepted by all the borrowers except the complainant-Complainant demanding higher rates-District Consumer Forum directed upward revision in the rate-Affirmed by State Commission-Revision petition dismissed by National Commission-On appeal, Held: Both the State Commission and the National Commission passed cryptic orders-They failed to discuss about the effect of the stand taken by the
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