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Petition Dismissed: Court Rules Against Borrowers Alleging Fraudulent Transactions Under SARFAESI Act, Imposes Costs. The HC dismissed the petition seeking writs of mandamus against financial institutions and officials for alleged fraudulent transactions and improper ...
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Petition Dismissed: Court Rules Against Borrowers Alleging Fraudulent Transactions Under SARFAESI Act, Imposes Costs.
The HC dismissed the petition seeking writs of mandamus against financial institutions and officials for alleged fraudulent transactions and improper asset sales under the SARFAESI Act. The court found the petition to be a motivated attempt by the borrowers to impede property sales. The petitioner's withdrawal request was denied, and costs of Rs. 1 Lakh were imposed, payable to the Delhi State Legal Services Authority within two weeks. Additionally, the petitioner must provide proof of cost deposit in a related writ petition.
Issues involved: The petition seeks writs of mandamus against respondents to take legal action against financial institutions for favoring illegal group of companies, action against companies siphoning money, and action against officials involved in fraudulent transactions related to loan advancement by a financial institution.
Relief sought and background: The petitioner sought writs to take legal action against financial institutions for favoring illegal group of companies and individuals who siphoned off money. The loans in question were advanced by respondent No. 13, India Infoline Finance Limited, to specific borrowers, M/s AVJ Developers (India) Private Limited and M/s Best View Properties Limited. Notably, the borrowers were not made parties in the proceedings.
Challenge and submissions: While the petition initially seemed to challenge the loan disbursement process, the focus shifted during arguments to questioning the sale of mortgaged assets under the SARFAESI Act by the financial institution. The petitioner raised concerns about the auction sale of the mortgaged asset, alleging it was sold below market price. However, the Financial Institution's representative highlighted that the auction sale was conducted publicly and confirmed, with the borrowers having already challenged and lost on this matter.
Dismissal and costs: The court dismissed the petition, deeming it a motivated exercise orchestrated by the borrowers after failing to obstruct the property sale. The petitioner's attempt to withdraw the petition was denied, and costs of Rs. 1 Lakh were imposed to be deposited within two weeks with the Delhi State Legal Services Authority. Additionally, another writ petition by the petitioner was noted, with a requirement to provide proof of cost deposit in that case.
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