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Section 31 in The Recovery Of Debts Due To Banks And Financial Institutions Act, 1993 [Entire Act]
Glenny, C.J. vs The Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd. on 27 March, 2003
4. We have carefully gone through the decision in Glenny's case MANU/KE/0164/2003 and with great respect it has to be held that the question that arose for consideration in the said case is entirely different from the point that arises for consideration in the present case. Even though there is a casual observation made in the said judgment that an appeal against a decree for an amount exceeding Rs.10 lakhs would lie before the Appellate Tribunal, it has to be considered that the question as such did not squarely come up for consideration before the Full Bench and as such the observation is only as obiter and cannot be taken as a ratio decedenti. However, in order to answer the question that is referred to us, it is necessary to consider the other contentions raised by the parties.
Aravindakshan vs Federal Bank Ltd. on 18 August, 2006
In such a case, it is quite obvious and axiomatic that the application to get the delay condoned in filing the application to get the ex-parte decree set aside should be filed only before the civl Court and such a view would be in pari materia with the Honourable Apex Court's decision reported in (2000)6 SUPREME COURT CASES 655 PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK, DASUYA V. CHAJJU RAM AND OTHERS, as well as the latest Full Bench decision of the Kerala High Court reported in 2006(4) KLT 477 ARAVINDAKSHAN V. FEDERAL BANK LTD.
Section 20 in The Recovery Of Debts Due To Banks And Financial Institutions Act, 1993 [Entire Act]
Punjab Nat.Iona.L Bank, Dasuya vs Chajju Ram & Ors. on 1 August, 2000
In such a case, it is quite obvious and axiomatic that the application to get the delay condoned in filing the application to get the ex-parte decree set aside should be filed only before the civl Court and such a view would be in pari materia with the Honourable Apex Court's decision reported in (2000)6 SUPREME COURT CASES 655 PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK, DASUYA V. CHAJJU RAM AND OTHERS, as well as the latest Full Bench decision of the Kerala High Court reported in 2006(4) KLT 477 ARAVINDAKSHAN V. FEDERAL BANK LTD.