Concessional penalty for search-disclosed unreconciled jewellery applies where substantive disclosure conditions are met despite omission from origina...
Sale of mortgaged (scheduled) properties which was to be conducted by the Authorized Officer (Respondent No.2) of the Respondent-Bank - default in repayment of loan by the Borrower - The Supreme Court considered the conduct of the borrower and noted that the confirmed auction sale could only be interfered with in cases of fraud or collusion, which were not present in this case. It observed that the borrower's right of redemption stood extinguished upon execution of the registered sale deed. Therefore, the Court found no justification for the High Court's interference with the confirmed sale, which had reached an irreversible stage.
Sale of mortgaged (scheduled) properties which was to be conducted by the Authorized Officer (Respondent No.2) of the Respondent-Bank - default in repayment of loan by the Borrower - The Supreme Court considered the conduct of the borrower and noted that the confirmed auction sale could only be interfered with in cases of fraud or collusion, which were not present in this case. It observed that the borrower's right of redemption stood extinguished upon execution of the registered sale deed. Therefore, the Court found no justification for the High Court's interference with the confirmed sale, which had reached an irreversible stage.
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