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ANAND DEV SINGH vs CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA on 9 February 2026
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DEBTS RECOVERY TRIBUNAL 1, KOLKATA Rina S. Order Sheet (continuation) Case NO. NDN/757/2025(MA) IA1785/2025 IN IA/ 2052/2025 IN OA/27/2004 ANAND DEV SINGH Vs CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Date of the Order Order with Signature Office action with date and dated Signature of Parties when necessary 09.02.2026 Ld. Advocate Mr. S. Mukherjee appears for the NDN Applicant. Ld. Advocate Ms. Tutul Das Singh and Ms. Ritika Pandey appear for the for the Respondent CHB. Certificate Debtor no.
and have filed this NDN/757/2025(MA) for registration of MA praying for setting aside the exparte judgment dated 24/03/2025 and to stay recovery proceedings until disposal of MA. Both the Applicants have filed IA /1785/2025 for condonation of delay of 34 days. Ld. Advocate for the Certificate Holder Bank objected to delay condonation petition as well as NDN/757/2025(MA) without filing any objection to delay condonation petition. This order is in respect of petition for condonation of delay. The exparte judgment was pronounced on 24/03/2025 and the Application for setting aside exparte judgment was filed on 02/07/2025. The application for setting aside exparte judgment is to be filed within 30 days but this application is filed after 93 days. On perusal of the records, it appears that defendants were set exparte on 12/12/2024. NDN Applicants have not explained DEBTS RECOVERY TRIBUNAL 1, KOLKATA Rina S. Date of the Order Order with Signature Office action with date and dated Signature of Parties when necessary time since 12/12/2024 when they were declared exparte. Applicant in their petition has contended that the conducting Advocate was shifted to Delhi due to illness. The ground of illness of Advocate is not sufficient reason to explained delay since 12/12/2024. Therefore, delay since 12/12/2024 has not been properly explained by the Applicant. IA/1785/2025 for condonation of delay is dismissed on contest. Consequently, NDN/757/2025(MA) is also dismissed on the ground of delay. (Ambuja Mohan Das) Presiding Officer