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Imposes ₹10.31 Crore Deposit Condition for Leave to Defend in Loan Recovery Suit: “Defendant’s Defence Plausible but Improbable; Unconditional Leave Denied in Order XXXVII CPC Proceedings”

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Delhi High Court Imposes ₹10.31 Crore Deposit Condition for Leave to Defend in Loan Recovery Suit: "Defendant’s Defence Plausible but Improbable; Unconditional Leave Denied in Order XXXVII CPC Proceedings"
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Delhi High Court Imposes ₹10.31 Crore Deposit Condition for Leave to Defend in Loan Recovery Suit: “Defendant’s Defence Plausible but Improbable; Unconditional Leave Denied in Order XXXVII CPC Proceedings”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court ruled that the respondent could not be granted unconditional leave to defend in a loan recovery suit under Order XXXVII of the Code of…
Posted by Rawlaw February 4, 2025

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