Supreme Court of India
Central Bank of India v. C. L. Vimla & Ors.
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In view of the above, the question regarding confirmation CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA v.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Auction: Mortgage of property to the appellant-bank for raising loan for family business- Default in repayment of loan - OA by bank before ORT - ORT referred matter for settlement before Lok Ada/at - Award passed whereunder borrower agreed to pay Rs. 33.5 lacs as final settlement - Writ petition by first respondent-guarantor seeking setting aside of the award of Lok Ada/at on the ground that settlement was not within her knowledge as she had not signed the joint memo - Writ petition dismissed and writ appeal was permitted to be withdrawn with liberty to approach Lok Ada/at for appropriate
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