Supreme Court of India
Oriental Bank of Commerce v. Sunder Lal Jain & Anr.
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Banking I Banks: '1 Non-performing Assets (NPA) - Declaration of in terms of Reserve Bank of India's guidelines - Bank granting credit c facility to respondent-customer who defaulted in repayment of amount - Recovery petition - Allowed by Debt Recovery Tribunal - Respondent filing writ petition for direction to Bank to apply RBI guidelines for reconciliation and settling accounts and to declare their account as NPA from a specified date - Allowed by High Court directing the Bank to recover the amount by quarterly instalments over a period of two years - On appeal, Held: Statement by counsel
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