Supreme Court of India
Industrial Investment Bank of India Ltd. v. M/s Jain Cables Pvf. Ltd. & Ors.
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Industrial Reconstruction Bank of India Act, 1984 - s. 40 - Enforcement of claims by the Reconstruction Bank - Industrial concern defaulting in repayment of loan given by the Reconstruction Bank (/RBI) - Subsequent, transfer of undertakings of /RBI to Industrial Investment Bank of India Ltd. (I/BIL) in 1997 - Recalling of loan by I/BIL - Non-payment of loan by industrial concern - Application by I/BIL against industrial concern uls. 40 of the 1984 Act before the High Court - Maintainability of- Held: Application is maintainable - Sub section (4) of Section 4 read with Sub-Section (2)(b) of
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