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Quashes Bank of Baroda’s Fraud Declaration Against Former Director — “Allegations Rejected in Earlier Wilful Default Proceedings Cannot Be Reused to Declare ‘Fraud’”

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Delhi High Court Allows Review Petition, Quashes Bank of Baroda’s Fraud Declaration Against Former Director — “Allegations Rejected in Earlier Wilful Default Proceedings Cannot Be Reused to Declare ‘Fraud’”
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Delhi High Court Allows Review Petition, Quashes Bank of Baroda’s Fraud Declaration Against Former Director — “Allegations Rejected in Earlier Wilful Default Proceedings Cannot Be Reused to Declare ‘Fraud’”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court allowed the review petition and held that the earlier judgment dated 25.10.2024, declaring the petitioner’s account as ‘fraud’ by the Bank of Baroda, was…
Posted by Rawlaw June 3, 2025

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