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Karnataka High Court Allows Withdrawal of Writ Petition Challenging Bank Auction — “Liberty Granted to Approach Debt Recovery Tribunal for Appropriate Remedy”

Court’s Decision The Karnataka High Court, presided over by Justice E.S. Indiresh, dismissed a writ petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution challenging a sale certificate issued under the…

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Rawlaw October 25, 2025

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