matter was taken up for consideration, Sri.Jawahar Jose, learned Standing Counsel appearing for the respondent (State Bank of India) would submit on the basis of instructions of his party that the petitioner herein is a guarantor in the loan transaction in question and that earlier the borrower had approached this Court, which culminated in Ext.P-1 judgment dated 05.08.2019 in W.P(C)No.21365/2019 filed by him, wherein certain equitable directions were issued by this Court with the consent of both sides. But thereafter, the petitioner therein/borrower had not even paid a single paise and that the total outstanding dues as on date comes to Rs.5,24,105/- and that the properties of the petitioner (guarantor) are item Nos.3 & 4, as referred to in Ext.P2. Further it is submitted that the respondent Bank is prepared to give time till 31.01.2020 to the petitioner to pay at least an amount of Rs.1,00,000/- to prove his bonafides and that if the petitioner complies with the said direction, then the respondent Bank is prepared to give time till 31.03.2020 to ensure clearance of all the balance outstanding dues and that till then, further coercive steps as against the petitioner's property (which are item Nos.3 & 4 of Ext.P2), will be kept in abeyance. Further it is pointed out that in case, the
