Supreme Court of India
Pallav Sheth v. Canara Bank
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Special Court (Trial of Offences relating to Transactions in Securities) Act, 1992: s.10 - Dishonest intention of misappropriation of shares - Special Court convicted appellant uls.409 !PC and ordered fine of Rs.I lac - As per original chart, Rs.58.10 lacs was · the principal decreed against the appellant passed by Special Cour/ in civil suit - Interest was allowed @ 18% p.a. -- After adjusting Rs.20 lacs paid by appellant in 2003 by way of part settlement, balance a,mount with same rate of interest resulted into an amount of Rs.286 lacs payable by appellant to the Bank - !11 the course of
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