Supreme Court of India
The Sated Bank of Indore v. Govindrao
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Judgment, page 2
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JUDGMENT: J U M N T SEN,J. Govindaro agent of Ujjain Branch of the State Bank of Indore. On 18th March, 1977 a chargesheet was served upon him in which it was alleged that loans were granted from his Branch of the Bank in total disregard of the rules regulating grant of such loans which has become irrecoverable and thereby had caused loss to the Bank. Govindrao by him and was permitted to inspect records, vouchers, act. but he did not file any reply to the allegations made against him.
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