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Delhi District Court

A Corporation Constituted Under The vs Ms Sidhi Singh on 17 January, 2019

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    IN THE COURT OF SH. SUSHIL ANUJ TYAGI, JSCC ­CUM­ASCJ­CUM­
         GUARDIAN JUDGE, DISTRICT: SOUTH­EAST, NEW DELHI.

Civil Suit no. 351/18

IN THE MATTER OF:

STATE BANK OF INDIA

A Corporation constituted under the
State Bank of India Act, 1955
having its corporate office at
State Bank Bhavan, Madam Cama Road,
Mumbai ­400024, one of its Local Head Office at
11, Sansad Marg ,New Delhi­110001,
one of its branch at Fly Over,
Defence colony, New Delhi
and also recovery branch
known as RACPC,1st Floor,F­40,
2nd and 3rd Floor, Ring Road,
South Extension, Part­1, New Delhi
Through its Manager Mr. Manoj Kumar.

                                                                         ........PLAINTIFF

                               VERSUS


MS SIDHI SINGH
W/o Sh. Surender Singh
R/o RZ­1/57, Gali No.1,
Top Floor, Tulglkabad Extn.,
New Delhi­110019.


Also at:




Civil Suit no. 351/18                                     (Sushil Anuj Tyagi)
State Bank of India                                    JSCC ­cum­ASCJ­cum­GJ
VS.                                                 South East, Saket Courts/17.01.2019
Sidhi Singh
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Ms. Sidhi Singh (Sales Manager)
SKS, Tech Power Pvt. Ltd.
RZ­1/57, First Floor,
Gali No.1, Tulglkabad,
New Delhi­110019.

                                                                               .......DEFENDANT

Date of Institution     : 23.03.2018
Date of reserving order : 17.01.2019
Date of Judgment        : 17.01.2019


EX­PARTE JUDGMENT:­


 1.

This is a suit filed by the plaintiff against the defendant for recovery of Rs.

2,06,368/­ alongwith pendente lite and future interest @ 9.40% p.a from the due date till realisation along with costs.

2. The brief facts of the case as per the plaintiff are as follows:

2.1. It is alleged that plaintiff is a banking company. 2.2. It is alleged that the defendant approached the plaintiff's bank for grant of car loan of Rs. 4,50,000/­ and furnished the requisite documents.

Thereafter, the same application was accepted by the plaintiff's bank and consequently a car loan of Rs. 4,50,000/­ was sanctioned by plaintiff bank Civil Suit no. 351/18 (Sushil Anuj Tyagi) State Bank of India JSCC ­cum­ASCJ­cum­GJ VS. South East, Saket Courts/17.01.2019 Sidhi Singh Page no. 3 of 6 to the defendant on 15.09.2012 to which defendant executed following documents:

               a.       Car Loan Application
               b.       Arrangement Letter dated 15.09.2012
               c.       Loan cum Hypothecation Agreement                    dated
                        15.09.2012
               d.       Annexure­I
               e.       Annexure­Car­VIII


2.3. It is further alleged that defendant agreed to repay the entire loan amount to the plaintiff bank in 60 equated monthly installments of Rs.

9,728/­ at the rate of 10.75% per annum. A loan account bearing A/C no.

32546481107 was also opened in the books of account of the plaintiff in the name of defendant.

2.4. It is alleged that the defendant miserably failed to maintain the financial discipline as he did not pay the installments regularly, whereby his account with the plaintiff bank became irregular.

2.5. It is alleged that due to continuous and persistent default, the loan account was categorized as NPA. Thereafter, the plaintiff bank issued a legal notice dated 05.01.2018 which was served to the defendant but after service of legal notice, defendant did not make the remaining payment Civil Suit no. 351/18 (Sushil Anuj Tyagi) State Bank of India JSCC ­cum­ASCJ­cum­GJ VS. South East, Saket Courts/17.01.2019 Sidhi Singh Page no. 4 of 6 and hence the present suit.

3. Summons to the defendant received back served. However, despite service of legal notice, the defendant did not appear and hence defendant was proceeded against ex­parte vide order dated 01.09.2018.

4. Thereafter, Mr. Alok Manglik Manager/AR of plaintiff bank has led ex­parte evidence by way of affidavit ExPW1/A wherein plaintiff has reiterated the averments made in the plaint. He has proved the following documents:­ Sl. Exhibits Documents.

no.

1 Ex.PW1/1 Certified true copy of Gazette notification 2 Ex.PW1/2 Original performa invoice of vehicle 3 Ex.PW1/3 Original car loan application form 4 Ex.PW1/4 Original arrangement letter dated 15.09.2012 5 Ex.PW1/5 Original loan cum hypothecation agreement dated 15.09.2012 6 Ex.PW1/6 Original annexure­I 7 Ex.PW1/7 Original annexure ­car­VIII 8 Ex.PW1/8 Office copy of legal notice dated 05.01.2018 9 Ex.PW1/9 Original postal receipt 10 Ex.PW1/10 Original courier receipt 11 Ex.PW1/11 Duly certified statement of account. 12 Ex.PW1/12 Original certificate of accrued interest Civil Suit no. 351/18 (Sushil Anuj Tyagi) State Bank of India JSCC ­cum­ASCJ­cum­GJ VS. South East, Saket Courts/17.01.2019 Sidhi Singh Page no. 5 of 6 13 Ex.PW1/13 Original certificate under Section 65 B of Indian Evidence Act 14 Mark A Copy RC of hypothecated vehicle 15 Mark B Copy of insurance of hypothecated vehicle 16 Mark C Copy of PAN card of defendant.

17 Mark D Copy of DL of defendant 18 Mark E Copy of electricity bill of defendant

5. Thereafter, Plaintiff Evidence was closed.

6. I have heard the arguments advanced by Ld counsel for the plaintiff and perused the material available on record.

7. The plaintiff has averred that an amount of Rs 2,06,368/­ is due and payable by the defendant to the plaintiff. To prove the same, plaintiff examined its AR as PW­1 who gave his evidence by way of affidavit Ex.PW1/A and further proved the relevant documents as Ex.PW1/1 to Ex.PW1/13 and mark A to mark E.

8. The suit of the plaintiff remains uncontroverted and unrebutted as none has appeared on behalf of defendant to cross examine the plaintiff's witness.

Hence, all the averments made in the plaint are deemed to be admitted and documents placed on record stand duly proved. Further, the suit of the plaintiff is Civil Suit no. 351/18 (Sushil Anuj Tyagi) State Bank of India JSCC ­cum­ASCJ­cum­GJ VS. South East, Saket Courts/17.01.2019 Sidhi Singh Page no. 6 of 6 within the territorial jurisdiction of this court and within prescribed period of limitation as per the Limitation Act.

9. In the light of oral and documentary evidence on record, the suit of the plaintiff is decreed in favour of the plaintiff and against the defendant, for a sum of Rs. 2,06,368/­ alongwith pendente lite & future interest @ 9 % p.a from the date of filing of suit till its realization.

10. Costs of suit are also awarded in favour of the plaintiff.

11. Decree sheet be drawn accordingly.

12. File be consigned to record room, after due compliance.

Announced in the open court (Sushil Anuj Tyagi) today i.e on 17.01.2019 JSCC­cum­ASCJ­cum­GJ South East, Saket Courts:New Delhi 17.01.2019 Civil Suit no. 351/18 (Sushil Anuj Tyagi) State Bank of India JSCC ­cum­ASCJ­cum­GJ VS. South East, Saket Courts/17.01.2019 Sidhi Singh