NAND RAO SOORVE And ANOTHER-s Vs State Bank of India

NATIONAL CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION 10 Aug 1994 (1994) 08 NCDRC CK 0015

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Hon'ble Bench

A.Venkatarami Reddy , J.Ananda Lakshmi J.

Advocates

Mohan Rao , K.V.Subrahmanya Narsu

Judgement Text

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1. IT is an application filed by one Mr. Nand Rao and Navind School against the State Bank of India for a direction to the opposite party for payment of damages of Rs. 4,05,300.00 mainly on the ground that the opposite party is not justified in rejecting the application of the complainant for sanction of loan having processed it. IT is submitted that the said rejection was for extraneous considerations.



2. ON the other hand, the learned Counsel for the opposite party, Mr. K.V. Subramanya Narsu, submitted that after due consideration of various reports with regard to the valuation and with regard to the availability of water and the financial capacity, the opposite party rejected the application.

This Commission cannot sit over a judgment of the decision of the Bank, as its decision is based on the material before it.

During the course of arguments, the learned Counsel for the complainant submitted that without going into the merits of the case, his client, that is, the complainant is prepared to approach the bank with a fresh request for sanction of loan, and the opposite party may be directed to consider the said fresh application, according to the norms and guidelines relating to the sanction of such loan. Having regard to the aforesaid submission of the learned Counsel, we dispose off the complaint without going into the merits with a direction it is open to the complainant to approach the opposite party with a fresh request and if necessary, a fresh application for sanction of loan. On such application and request made, the opposite party is directed to consider the application on merits in accordance with the guidelines. No costs. Complaint dismissed.

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