ROSHAN DALVI
Bajranglal Anilkumar Jaju – Appellant
Versus
Vyasya Bank Ltd. – Respondent
1. The plaintiff has sued for Rs.2.38 crores with interest @ 15% p.a from the defendant bank, for accounts, for a declaration that the defendant is holding all the sale proceeds of palm oil received by it under a consent decree obtained in Suit No. 855 of 1979 including a sum of Rs.45.30 lakhs in trust for and as agents of the plaintiff, for an injunction against the defendant for remitting that amount the United Asian Bank (UAB) or to the credit of one Patel Holdings and for accounts and directions in that behalf.
2. The plaintiff carried on business in palm oil. The plaintiff got certain Letters of Credits (LCs) issued with regard to certain import consignments. The first consignment under the LCs was cleared. Thereafter the LCs were seen by the defendant bank to be fraudulently obtained by the plaintiff. The bank refused to act upon the LCs. The second consignment was not cleared as per the averments made in para 8 of the plaint itself. There has been another litigation between the parties upon the LCs, copies of which are not produced in this suit. When the third c
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