Violation of the Rule 9(3) of security interest enforcement 2002 by Indian Overseas bank ARM Branch Rajendra Place in e-auction of property in Shalimar Bagh
5 years ago
In e-auction for property at Shalimar Bagh, Delhi held on 15/5/18 Indian Overseas bank had deviated/violated the Rule 9(3) of security interest enforcement rules 2002. As per Rule 9(3) bidder has to pay 25% immediately on the day of auction or maxmium by next working day. But, in this case auction was held on 15/5/18 and successful bidder paid 10% earnest money on 14/5/18 and had not paid any amount on the day of auction i. e. 15/5/18 as well as on next working day the 16/5/18. Bidder had paid 15% on 17/5/18 to make the 25% of bid amount. This information was obtained from bank under RTI. I hv no connection with auction property. But after collecting information under RTI, I hv been advised to challenge this high court. Any advocate who understand the matter and think this violation is challengable in Delhi High Court and agree to file case with minimal fee,
Shreyash Mohta
Responded 5 years ago
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Shreyash Mohta
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Thanks for this piece of information.
Since I am located out of Delhi it will not be cost effective on my part.
In any case you come across such type of irregularities just let me know I am willing to do it
at Orissa High Court at reasonable cost.
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Shanti Ranjan Behera
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Rameshwar Dadhe
Responded 5 years ago