Supreme Court of India
Indian Bank v. K. Nataraja Pillai and Anr.
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Constitution of India, 195()-Article 136-Appea/-Execution of promis sory note, equitable mortgage etc. for loans from bank-Proof-Statutory presumption u/s. 118-Negotiable Instrnments Act, 1881-Liability of defen dants to pay the amount claimed by bank. Negotiable lnstrnments Act, 1881-Section 118-Promissory note Consideration-Presumption of-Proof of execution of pronote, equitable mortgage etc. for bank loans-Liability of defendants to pay the amount claimed by bank.
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