Supreme Court of India
M/s Csango & Ors. v. Union Bank of India
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Settlement/Compromise - Settlement arrived at between the parties - In order to put quietus to the entire matter, appeal disposed of in terms of the settlement - Appropriate directions c issued - Bank I Banking. .. When the instant appeal was taken up by the Court for final disposal, the parties stated that they had amicably settled the matter and the agreed terms of settlement/ compromise were placed on record. It was prayed that the appeal, be disposed of in terms of the said settlement arrived at by the parties. Disposing of the appeal in terms of the settlement/ compromise, the Court
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