Supreme Court of India
Bank of India v. Vijay Transport and Ors.
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Contempt of Courts Act, I 9 7 I: Sections 2 and I 2. Contempt of Court-Bank-Suit for recovery-Counter claim by defendants-Suit decreed in part and counter claim allowed in its entirety- Appeal-High Court staying the counter claim subject to bank depositing certain amount-Defendants allowed to withdraw the amount after furnishing bank guarantee for the same amount-Subsequently, High Court decreeing the suit and dismissing the counter claim-Banks application for restitution of amount deposited-Guarantor bank depositing the amount in the Court- Defendants in a planned manner transferring the…
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