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2009 Supreme(Del) 1050

RAJIV SAHAI ENDLAW
ALFA THERM LIMITED – Appellant
Versus
CANARA BANK – Respondent


Advocates appeared:
Mr. Rakesh Tikku & Mr. Aditiya Bhardwaj, Advocate.
Mr. Azim H. Laskar, Mr. Rajneesh Singh & Mr. D. Saikia, Advocates for the Defendant No.2.

JUDGEMNT

RAJIV SAHAI ENDLAW, J.

1. Issue No.3, of the issues framed on 13th February, 2009 and ordered to be treated as a preliminary issue, as to the territorial jurisdiction of this court to entertain the suit, is for consideration.

2. The plaintiff has instituted this suit for declaration and permanent injunction vis-à-vis a bank guarantee, issued at the instance of the plaintiff by the defendant No.1 bank in favour of the Government of Assam (Defendant No.2).

3. The defendant No.2 Government of Assam had on 7th April, 2007 invited bids for supply of equipment installation, commissioning etc. all at Assam. The plaintiff company, stated to be having its registered office at Delhi was one of the bidders. The bank guarantee with respect whereto the suit has been instituted is a bank guarantee for EMD (bid security) issued by the defendant No.1 bank having its branch at New Delhi and for the benefit of the Defendant No.2 Government of Assam. The defendants No.1 bank under the said guarantee bound itself to pay to the defendant No.2 the sum of Rs.6 lacs in the event of the plaintiff withdrawing its bid during the period of bid validity and/or if the plaintiff after having b














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