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Cancellation of licence of the CKP Co-operative Bank Limited to carry on the banking business in India - The RBI has rightly exercised its powers and had complied with its duty u/s 22(4) of the Banking Regulation Act by cancelling the banking licence of the said CKP bank in the facts and circumstances of this case - the power to grant banking licence by the RBI to the banks on the conditions set out in Section 22(3) of the Banking Regulation Act is coupled with duty to cancel such banking licence in case of any breach or violation of such terms and conditions after giving opportunity to such bank to revive and to comply with those conditions and directions as may be issued by the RBI - HC
Cancellation of licence of the CKP Co-operative Bank Limited to carry on the banking business in India - The RBI has rightly exercised its powers and had complied with its duty u/s 22(4) of the Banking Regulation Act by cancelling the banking licence of the said CKP bank in the facts and circumstances of this case - the power to grant banking licence by the RBI to the banks on the conditions set out in Section 22(3) of the Banking Regulation Act is coupled with duty to cancel such banking licence in case of any breach or violation of such terms and conditions after giving opportunity to such bank to revive and to comply with those conditions and directions as may be issued by the RBI - HC
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