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Bank of Baroda v. Sadruddin Hasan Daya and Anr.

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Bench S. Rajendra Babu and G.P. Mathur JJ.
Decided 12 December 2003

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Contempt of Courts Act, 1971-Sections 2(b) & 20-Consent decree passed by Supreme Court upon an undertaking given by contemnors not f to alienate aitached properties till payment of defaulted amount to Bank- c Default in payment of amount-On execution before Debts Recovery Tribunal, Bank came to know that contemnors have entered into another similar consent decree with another Bank before High Court placing same properties under attachment-Contempt petition by Bank-Held, contemnors guilty of civil contempt for wilful breach of undertaking given to this Court-Hence sentenced to imprisonment.

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