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WP(C)/10/2002 of Anil Lachenpa vs State Of Sikkim

High Court of SikkimWP(C)

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The High Court of Sikkim decided this matter on 20 May 2002. The registry identifies it as CNR SKHC010000032002. The disposal recorded by the registry is "Writ petition allowed; certificate and judgment quashed".

The record refers to 2 enactments, among them Sikkim Public Demands Recovery Act, 1988 and Recovery of Debts Due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993.

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CourtHigh Court of Sikkim
Record typeWP(C)
Case numberCNR SKHC010000032002
Date of decision
Decision year2002
PetitionerAnil Lachenpa
RespondentState Of Sikkim
DisposalWrit petition allowed; certificate and judgment quashed
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