Supreme Court of India
Indian Bank v. Godhara Nagrik Cooperative Credit Society Ltd. and Another
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CONSTITUTION OF IND/ , 1950: Articles 12 and 226 - Disputes relating to payment of amounts of Fixed Deposits with Banks - Writ petitions - Main tainability of - HELD: In matters of enforcement of contracts, Public Sector Banks are governed by terms of contract - Mat ter involves various disputed questions - Role played by writ petitioners is also in issue - Such seriously disputed ques tions of fact could not have been gone into by writ court- Pub lic Interest Litigation.
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