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Jomon Rajan vs South Indian Bank
2021 Latest Caselaw 5726 Ker

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 5726 Ker
Judgement Date : 17 February, 2021

Kerala High Court
Jomon Rajan vs South Indian Bank on 17 February, 2021
               IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM

                                 PRESENT

          THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE DEVAN RAMACHANDRAN

    WEDNESDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 2021 / 28TH MAGHA,1942

                RP.No.105 OF 2021 IN WP(C). 4163/2019

AGAINST THE JUDGMENT IN WP(C) 4163/2019(U) OF HIGH COURT OF KERALA


REVIEW PETITIONER:

               JOMON RAJAN, S/O.RAJAN, MANGALY HOUSE,
               THURAVUR.P.O, ANGAMALY,ERNAKULAM,PIN-683572.

               SMT.FERHA AZEEZ

RESPONDENTS:

      1        SOUTH INDIAN BANK
               ANGAMALY BRANCH, DOOR NO.XXI/7A,
               BANK JUNCTION, ALUVA ROAD, ANGAMALY,
               ERNAKULAM,PIN-683572,REPRESENTED BY ITS MANAGER.

      2        AUTHORISED OFFICER,
               SOUTH INDIAN BANK LTD, REGIONAL OFFICE,
               KAKKANAD, ERNAKULAM,PIN-682039.

               SC - SRI. K.K.JOHN

     THIS REVIEW PETITION HAVING COME UP FOR ADMISSION            ON
17.02.2021, THE COURT ON THE SAME DAY PASSED THE FOLLOWING:
 RP.No.105 OF 2021

                                       2


                                   ORDER

Dated this the 17th day of February 2021

Even though a doubt has been raised at the Bar as to

whether this review petition is maintainable, since an earlier

one had already been allowed by this Court, I do not propose

to answer it on its merits because the singular request made

by the petitioner today is that he be given time till 31.03.2021

to pay off the entire loan liability.

2. Sri.K.K.John, the learned standing counsel for the

respondent - Bank, submitted that since the petitioner has

exhibited complete disobedience to the earlier directions of

this Court, the Bank now proposes to take physical possession

of the secured assets. He, however, submitted that if the

petitioner is willing to pay off the entire liability by

31.03.2021, the Bank will defer such action; but that the

petitioner must pay at least 50% of the said amount to show

his bona fides within a period of one month.

3. Even though I have heard Sri.K.K.John on the afore

lines, the fact remains that the petitioner has now approached

this Court offering to pay the entire liability on or before

31.03.2021. Obviously, therefore, it would not be necessary RP.No.105 OF 2021

to test his bona fides by asking him to remit 50% of the loan

amount in one month as prayed for by Sri.K.K.John because

the said period would expire only on 17.03.2021, which is a

mere two weeks before the date on which the petitioner offers

to settle the account in full. I also take cognizance of the

submissions of the petitioner that he has been constrained to

approach this Court now solely on account of the Covid - 19

pandemic disruptions.

In the afore circumstances, I allow this review petition

to the limited extent of granting liberty to the petitioner to

pay the entire liability under the loan account on or before

31.03.2021, failing which, the Bank will be at liberty to take

physical possession of the secured assets even the next day

thereafter and it is recorded that the petitioner has

undertaken that he will not cause any physical obstruction to

the same at that time.




                                             Sd/- DEVAN RAMACHANDRAN

     stu                                               JUDGE
 

 
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