The petitioner herein, who is deaf and dumb, had deposited a total sum of Rs 53,50,000/ with the 6th respondent Bank. In addition, she is having a Savings Bank account in the same Bank where she maintains a balance of Rs.5,00,444/. She approached the respondent Bank and sought for withdrawal of the amounts. When her request was not met with, she submitted a representation and later approached this Court. This Court by Exhibit P2 judgment directed 6th respondent to consider the representation and further directed the Bank to release the amount within a period of three months if there are no other impediments. However, the Bank refused to disburse the amounts stating that most of the fixed deposits issued by the officers of the Bank have been found to be forged and fictitious and that a criminal investigation was pending. This prompted the petitioner to approach this Court yet again and by Exhibit P8 judgment, the petitioner was ordered to produce her deposit receipts and if they were found genuine, the Bank was ordered to disburse the amounts. It was further directed that if the Bank is unable to pay the amounts, they were directed to issue appropriate proceedings to enable the petitioner to seek her remedies in accordance with law. When the Bank refused to disburse the amounts, the petitioner initiated Arbitration proceedings for the realization of the amount which is pending before the 4th respondent. The petitioner contends she has a sick child for whose treatment she needs urgent
