relations with the present applicant who is also claimed to be Proprietor of M/s Fusion Control. It is the case of the complainant that since the present applicant was in need of financial assistance, in December 2006, he applied and obtained C.C. loan to the tune of Rs. 1.25 Crores from the Bank of Maharashtra, Bajirao Road Branch, Pune for which complainant stood as co-guarantor with wife of the applicant. Thereafter, in September 2007, applicant claimed that he has orders to be executed worth 25 Crores and as such he was in need of financial assistance and accordingly sought enhanced C.C. limit by 2.25 Crores. The C.C. limit was sanctioned by the bank for which the complainant admittedly stood co-guarantor as above. According to the complainant, on 30/11/2010, he received a notice from the bank stating that he is the guarantor for a loan amount of Rs. 13 Crores whereas in fact, complainant claimed to have been guarantor for an amount of Rs. 3 Crores and 50 Lakhs only. Thereafter, the complainant applied to the bank on 15/12/2010 seeking entire details of the loan transactions to which the Bank failed to respond. According to the complainant, on 06/09/2017, he was served with the notice from the Debt Recovery Tribunal upon a
