2f .!2.2077, as confirmed by theapplicant bank on 28.03.2018,the applicant did not releasethe documents. After a lot of correspondence and persuasion/ request was forwarded toCBD for releaseof documents and 6th defendantis still awaitingthe title deeds. Whileso, 6th defendant throughhis daughter-5thdefendant,got to know about filing of OA by the applicant bankand inclusionof their properties in the OA schedule. Learnedcounselfurther submittedthat the6th defendant has nothing todo with the loan transactionof 1't defendant and the allegedguarantee deed dated19.08.2008, DeclarationCum Confirmation for Extension of Mortgagedated 20.08.2008and acceptance of terms and conditionsof sanction letters are created with forgery of signatures, the appllcant bankwithout returning the documents fraudulently used the sameto the loan account of 1st defendant. The signatures of6th defendant are not tallyingin all the documents and signatures are not found in sanctionlettersdated 04.O7.2Of6, 07.O4.2017 and 23.08.2018and acknowledgement of debt letters dated 74.70.2076, 03.O7.2077,03.07.2017and 29.08.2018. The signatures in sanction letter dated09.08.2008 (Ex.A.1), Deed of Guarantee dated 19.08.2008(Ex.A.3), Declaration cum Confirmation for theExtension ofMortgage dated 20.08.2008 (Ex.A.11) and sanction letter dated 24.f2.2077(Ex.D.10) are notof 6th defendant and with naked eye it could be seenin the admitted signatures that the letter'S' was written inisolation to other letters with a stroke underneath whereas in disputedsignatures sameis missing. Learned counsel further contended thatthough the applicant filed renewal letter dated 24 -72.2024, being aware thatit was forged the same was not marked as Exhibit.The6th defendantgot it marked as Ex.D.10 in secondary evidence. The signatures of6th defendantare not found in Exs.A.15, A.76, A.l7 and A.18 renewalletters and signature appearing on Ex.D.10 is entirely differentfrom admitted signature on Exs.A.1, A.3 and A.11.