Supreme Court of India
Ram Kripal Singh v. State of U.P. and Ors.
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State Financial Corporation Act, 1951-s.29-Debtor-Company wound up-Recovery citation against the guarantor-Citation challenged by the guarantor in Writ Petition, on the ground thal he could not be proceeded against, unless and until property of the debtor was not sold-Writ Petition dismissed by High Court-On appeal, held: Recovery proceedings against the guarantor was correct-If a company-debtor is wound up, ~late Financial Corporation has no right to unilaterally exercise its power to realize the mortg~d property without consent of Official Liquidator-Uttar Pradesh Public Money's Recovery of
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