Supreme Court of India
Jammu Rural Bank v. Mohd. Din and Ors.
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Bank/Banking - Loan waiver scheme - Indebtedness and inability of Respondent-borrowers in the State of Jammu and Kashmir to repay loan amount due to continuous militant c activities in the State - Amounts borrowed less than Rs. 10, 0001- - Debt Relief Scheme floated by Government for borrowers in the State - Scheme provided for waiver of bank Joans upto Rs.50,0001-- Liberal interpretation of the scheme by Courts below and consequent dismissal of suits filed by l" Appellant-banks against Respondent-borrowers - Justification "" of - Held: Justified, considering the peculiar facts and…
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