This court disposed of Special Appeal No. 176 of 2022 as settled between the appellant and respondent bank, which had received the agreed payment. The bank was directed to issue a 'No Due Certificate' and return the title deed.
The Special Appeal is disposed of as settled. The respondent bank is directed to issue 'No Due Certificate' and return the Title Deed.
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Order Sheet
Case No. SA 176 of 2022 SRI SOURAV SANYAL AND ANR –VS- HDFC BANK Office action with Date of date and dated Order with Signature Signature of the Order Parties whennecessary
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2.7.2024 Mr. Debasish Karmakar, (Sl. No. 14) Mr. Parikshit Lakhotia. … For the Sarfaesi Applicant. Mr. A. Rao, Ms. Farida Yasmin. … For the Respondent Bank. Learned counsel for the SA is present. Learned counsel for the respondent is also present. Learned counsel for the SA has filed IA 1390 of 2024 contending that there is a settlement with the respondent bank and the applicant has paid a sum of Rs.15,76,796.00 which the respondent bank has received towards OTS. Learned counsel for the respondent bank also affirms contention of the learned counsel for the applicant. In view of settlement between the parties, SA is disposed of as settled between the parties. The respondent bank is directed to issue ‘No Due Certificate’ and return the Title Deed to the applicant.
(Ambuja Mohan Das) Presiding Officer
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SRI SOURAV SANYAL AND ANR
HDFC BANK
Ambuja Mohan Das
As recorded by the court registry
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