Supreme Court of India
Central Bank of India v. Husainy Fakhruddin and Others
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Supreme Court - Directions - Release of bank deposits made by respondents - CBI requested appellant-bank not to release the deposits till a reference was given by CBI or the special court concerned - Respondent filed writ Petition - High Court directed appellant-bank to release the deposit - On appeal, held: The main objection was of CBI, which subsequently had withdrawn its request and there was no objection for release of the amounts - Hence, appeal disposed of with direction to appellant-bank to release the deposits within stipulated time frame, in case the same were not withheld for any…
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