Delhi Co-operative
Housing Finance Corporation Ltd. (in short 'DCHFC Ltd.') but the
petitioners having not obtained any loan, cannot be called upon ... year 2000-2001. In December, 2000, the
respondent No.3/DCHFC Ltd. had filed a petition under Section 60 of the
Delhi Cooperative Societies
Assistant Collector Gr-1 vide letter dated 25.05.2008 in favour of DCHFC,
against Pharmaceutical Employees CGHS Ltd. Appellant also sought details
of action taken ... pharmaceutical employees CGHS Ltd. borrowed a sum of Rs
1.65 crores from DCHFC for Construction of 300 flats on behalf of 228
members. 72 members
said amount, entries were duly made in the accounts/passbook of
DCHFC loan account recording that the account was closed.
5. The primary dispute ... shown
the share money adjusted in the refund of his loan of
DCHFC as per receipt No.10517 dated 31-3-93.
The claimant society
that plaintiff came to know that
defendant had taken a loan from DCHFC against that flat
and loan was due on 15.09.2005, when such agreement ... that he had no doubt taken the loan
regarding the flat from DCHFC, however, such loan was
cleared before 18.11.2005 and this fact is very
that plaintiff came to know that
defendant had taken a loan from DCHFC against that flat
and loan was due on 15.09.2005, when such agreement ... that he had no doubt taken the loan
regarding the flat from DCHFC, however, such loan was
cleared before 18.11.2005 and this fact is very
Asha Singhal and
Rs.38,78,500/- was taken as loan from DCHFC. Rs. 18,50,000/- was
paid from the account of Sh. Tarun
