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    <description>HC determined that petitioners improperly engaged in forum shopping by filing a second petition challenging ICICI Bank&#039;s fraud classification of their accounts. Since petitioners&#039; transactions, OTS proposals, and communications occurred with ICICI&#039;s New Delhi branch, and initial writ petition was filed in Delhi HC, the cause of action clearly fell within Delhi HC&#039;s territorial jurisdiction. Despite petitioners&#039; attempts to justify filing in another jurisdiction based on bank&#039;s corporate office location, the forum conveniens was conclusively Delhi HC. The petition was disposed of, directing petitioners to pursue their grievances before the appropriate forum of Delhi HC.</description>
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