28.03.2024. R eplication was filed and pro c eedings before the District Magistrate are pending. 5. The property is stated to ha v e been put to auction on 15.05.2024 and the sale certificate has been i s sued on 27.06.2024 in favour of respondent N o.4. 6. P e titioner is stated to have paid o nly an amount of Rs.3 lakhs in pursuance to the notice issued under Secti o n 13(2) of the Act against an amount of Rs. 4 7,15,124/-. 7. W e are of the considered view t h at the reliance of the learned counsel for t h e petitioner on the judgment in the case of Surinder Pal Singh (supra) is wholly misconceived in a smuch as in that case, the borrower had p aid the auction amount and ha d been issued a ‘No objection Certificate’ a n d the possession of the pre m ises had remained with the borrower. It w as in those circumstances that t he Apex Court had passed an order directin g the redemption of the mortgag e and the bank was directed to pay the entire amount of auction money alon g with accrued interest to the auction purch a ser and borrower was also dire c ted to pay the compensation. In the instant c ase, it is reiterated that the peti t ioner has paid only the paltry amount of 3 l a khs in pursuance to the notice u nder Section 13(2) of the Act against a sum of Rs.47,15,124/-. The propert y had been put to auction and the sale certi fi cate has also been issued and it seems that this petition is without any m erit and dismissed accordingly.