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2007 Supreme(Cal) 654

BHASKAR BHATTACHARYA, MAHARAJ SINHA
KESHAB NARAYAN BANERJEE – Appellant
Versus
SRIJIT DUTTA GUPTA – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
ASISH KUMAR GUPTA, HIRAK MITRA, P.P.BANERJI, SAPTANGSU BASU

( 1 ) THE Court: By this application, the petitioner has prayed for the following relief:

" (a) Leave be given to the petitioner to make this application. (b) An order be passed directing the State Bank of India, Rash Behari Avenue branch to renew 20 fixed deposit receipts particular thereof are set out in table 'c' annexed hereto cumulatively for the periods form 1991 till 2002 as it had done for the periods from 2002 to 2005 as shown in the table 'c' annexed hereto. (c) Order be passed against State Bank of India, Grey Street Extension branch regarding 12 fixed deposit receipts details whereof are set out in table 'g' annexed hereto directing the said branch to renew all the fixed deposit receipts on a cumulative basis till March 18, 2005 as shown in the table marked 'g'. (d) Order to be passed directing the Branch Manager of Grey Street Extension branch of State Bank of India to renew the said fixed deposits on quarterly payable interest basis in terms of the order dated 18th March, 2005 passed by the Hon'ble Appeal Court in CPAN No. 371 of 2004. (e) Such further order or orders as to this Honb'le Court may deem fit and proper. (f) Costs. (h) Any other writ or writs, order or or

























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