Himachal Pradesh High Court

RFA/176/1999 of HINDUSTAN FOAM IND. Vs UNION BANK OF INDIA on 28 December 2007

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28.12.2007 Present: Mr Ramakant Sharma & Ms Devyani Sharma, Advocates for the appellants. Mr N.K.Sood, Advocate for respondent No.1. The Registry has received letter dated 13.12.2007 of Padam Bhushan Bhardwaj, proprietor of M/s.Hindustan Foam Industries, stating therein that he has filed

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28.12.2007 Present: Mr Ramakant Sharma & Ms Devyani Sharma, Advocates for the appellants.

Mr N.K.Sood, Advocate for respondent No.1.

The Registry has received letter dated 13.12.2007 of Padam Bhushan Bhardwaj, proprietor of M/s.Hindustan Foam Industries, stating therein that he has filed RFA No.176 of 1999 in this Court but during the pendency of the case he has settled the case amicably with Union Bank of India, Paonta Sahib and paid the full and final payment to them. He has also filed a copy of no dues / settlement certificate dated 13.6.2006 issued by Union Bank of India, Paonta Sahib to this effect. Shri Padam Bhushan Bhardwaj has also sworn an affidavit dated 13.12.2007 and has sent that affidavit along with the letter dated 13.12.2007. Mr.N.K.Sood, Advocate, learned counsel for respondent No.1 – Bank has confirmed that the bank has settled the matter outside the Court. In these circumstances, the learned counsel for the appellants have not pressed the appeal in view of the settlement with the bank outside the Court. The appeal is dismissed as settled.

December 28, 2007(soni) ( Kuldip Singh ), J.

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