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2016 Supreme(Mad) 2485

M.VENUGOPAL
Yogesh Kumar Agarwalla – Appellant
Versus
Branch Manager, Union Bank of India – Respondent


Advocates:
Advocate Appeared:
For the Petitioner: M/s. P. Mahendran
For the Respondent: M/s. N. Dilip Kumar

ORDER :

Heard both sides.

2. By consent of both sides, the main Writ Petition itself is taken up for final disposal.

3. No counter is filed on behalf of the Respondent.

4. According to the Petitioner, his father originally belong to the State of Rajasthan. However, his parents came down to Thoothukujdi before 35 years and get settled there and hence, they had become permanent residence of Thoothukudi District. His father was initially dealing with the business of Match Sticks and was running a factory, but suddenly due to heavy loss incurred in the said business, he has now take some private jobs and thus eking out his livelihood, having no good income.

5. The stand of the Petitioner is that he has two married sisters and he is the only son to look after his parents. His parents are suffering from numerous ailments and in this regard, they spent huge sums towards medical expenses.

6. It comes to be known that the Petitioner had completed his BBM three years course and for payment of second and third year fees, he approached the Respondent/Bank and the Respondent/Bank was pleased to


































































































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