Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal

PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK (ERSTWHILE ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE ) vs HARISH CHOPRA AND ORS on 15 October 2026

TELECOM DISPUTES SETTLEMENT & APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

NEW DELHI

Dated:

15/10/2026

CYBER APPEAL/1/2022

WITH

MISC APPLICATION/358/2022

WITH

MISC APPLICATION/191/2022

WITH

MISC APPLICATION/192/2022

MISC APPLICATION/358/2022

MISC APPLICATION/191/2022

MISC APPLICATION/192/2022

Appellant Name:

Punjab National Bank (erstwhile Oriental Bank Of Commerce )

Versus

Respondent Name: Harish Chopra And Ors

BEFORE

HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAM KRISHNA GAUTAM, MEMBER

For Applicants/Appellants/

Petitioners Advocate

Ms. Erica Toppo For Mr. Santosh Kumar Rout For Respondents Advocate Mr. Santanu Demuhuri

ORDER

1. Case taken up. Learned Counsel for both side are present.

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2. None is for appellant-Punjab National Bank. One counsel, Ms. Erica Toppo claiming herself to be a proxy counsel being a junior to Mr. Santosh Kumar Rout, Advocate, is requesting for one more opportunity for filing Vakalatnama in this matter, which is said to be in transit and a soft copy of which is with her.

3. This has been vehemently opposed by respondent - complainant.

4. Though sufficient time was given, but vakalatnama could not be got filed. Hence, today’s request is being accepted with a notional cost of Rs. 1000/-, to be borne by appellant.

5. Let Vakalatnama afresh be got filed on record positively within two weeks.

6. List this appeal be listed 'for final hearing' on 11.12.2026.

( JUSTICE RAM KRISHNA GAUTAM)MEMBER

/NC/

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