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Maintainability of petition - fair opportunity of hearing and ...

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August 21, 2021

Maintainability of petition - fair opportunity of hearing and sufficient time was not provided - order passed in ex-parte - violation of principles of natural justice - Order quashed and set aside - Attachment of bank accounts vacated. - Matter restored back. - HC

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