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SMT N CHAYA vs The National Co Operative Bank Ltd on 10 November 2026

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IN THE DEBT RECOVERY APPELLATE TRIBUNAL AT CHENNAI

R.A(S.A):85/2024

N.Chaya V/S AO., The National Co-operative Bank Ltd & ors 10/11/2026

IA 1285/2026 (Substitution): Learned counsel for the petitioner/appellant and the learned counsel for the respondent is present. This application is filed for substitution of M/s Cosmos Bank in the place of the first respondent/The National Co-operative Bank Limited in view of the amalgamation. The approval of the Reserve Bank of India with regard to voluntary amalgamation of the National Co-operative Bank Limited, Bengaluru, with the Cosmos Bank, is produced for perusal of this Tribunal. Mr. Rajeev Gandhi, learned counsel, who appeared for the National Co-operative Bank Limited, concedes that the first respondent-Bank is amalgamated with Cosmos Bank. In view of the amalgamation of the National Co-operative Bank Limited, Bengaluru, with the Cosmos Bank, this substitution application is necessary and therefore, it is allowed. Learned counsel for the appellant is directed to make appropriate amendment in the appeal memorandum and file amended appeal memorandum. Post the matter on 17.12.2026. Sd/-

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