The Debt Recovery Tribunal found the suit filed by the bank withdrawn as the applicant bank affirmed the debt account was settled in full and final settlement in a Lok Adalat, resulting in dismissal of the proceeding.
Proceeding dismissed as withdrawn.
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DEBTS RECOVERYTRIBUNAL-I, CHANDIGARH
oA/ t78O | 2022 PUNJABNATIoNALBANKVsRAVINDERKUMARAND ANOTHER
AWARD
09.09.2023 Item No.119
Present: sh,b 'l/-' G^l'h,' , counsel for the Applicant' I sh. ,Counselfor defendants'
File Put uPin the "Lok Adalat"' Bankhasfiledtheaffidavittotheeffectthattheaccount hasbeensettledatRs.24,20,0o0/.infullandfinalsettlement and itdoes not want to pursue the presentoA Accordingly' the oAfiledbytheapplicantbankisdismissedaswithdrawn.
Acopyofthisorderbegiventoboththepartiesfreeof cost, Filebe consigned to record room after due compliance'
Ajaya<t6rarPuri (Registrar)
\J\ 1 Vs N\rand (Presiding Yer)
Punjab National Bank
Ravinder Kumar
As recorded by the court registry
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