High Court Karnataka High Court

Mallappa S/O Gurushantappa … vs The General Manager on 21 April, 2009

Karnataka High Court
Mallappa S/O Gurushantappa … vs The General Manager on 21 April, 2009
Author: Ajit J Gunjal
IN THE: HIGH COURT OF' KARNATAKA  "  

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BEFORE 

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MALLAPPA .\    V   
s/<3 GURUS1~IP%:NT:}éL?I°,"I .RAMA(:'I1RI '   
AGE 46 YEA.-I=2's," I's*I_* 'IIAVEIQI, 
PROPRIETOR QI:*.I~~».__'    . .

M/S NAEIEIEN BoARn1Nc;_.AIxID._.
LODGINGVvRESTAURAN'1'.b_ = 

(EY;VS1'fl.~,1A' PL}éH,I§Av.r;*I'I I211. IESIIONGADI, ADV.)

» AND:

 .1)'-I'.frIIt:'b.*aIvE§Ii§:;L MANAGER,

' KARNATAKA STATE FINANCIAL
'"«CO¥s§'PO-RJXTION, M.G.ROAD,
BANIQALORE 560 001.

 BRANCH MANAGER,

 KARNATAKA STATE FINANCIAL
CORPORATION, P.B.'ROAII}, HAVERI
581 110, DIST. HAVERI

 PETITIONER

...RESPONDEN'E'S

(BY SR3. HEMANT R. CHANDANGOUDAR, ADV. FOR C/R2.)

THIS PETITION IS FILED UNDER ARTICLES 225 AN!) 227
OF' THE C10NS'I'1'I'UT'ION OF INDIA PRAYING TO DECLARE THE



: 2 :
AC'I'¥ON ON THE PART OF THE RESPONDENTS INVOKENG {US

29 OF’ THE KSFC ACT, 1951 IS ILLEGAL AND CONTRARY TO THE
PROVESIONS OF’ LAW AND SET ASIDE THE MAHAZAR RE__¥”€f)RT
VIBE ANNEXUREJ) BT17/3/09 3*!’ ALI..OW¥NG THIS W.P.”AND

THIS PE’I’1’1’ION comma ON FOR PREL1mNA_R’;?”Haavgfim; _

THIS BAY, THE COURT MADE THE FOLLOWING:
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Mr. H1:-manth R. chanda;;go1;c1.§:~,

entered caveat. Notice on rukwaivwébdv.

2. The respondents _vsa:;1.c’:*i_’i£A>T_1::1c”:d Vfiioan of

establishing a medium
liotél Haveri ciisizict. Suflice it to

say that thcife Vdéfault on the part of the petitioner

V’ in Aof iiistaiimcnts. The mspondents proceeded

‘V 29 of the Karnataka State Fan’ ancial

‘j__Ai;-t and possessed the property. This writ

petitiozgits Vfiieé to declare the acticn on the part of the

V’ “~:Lf”rAAcf9L;L§endcnts invoking Section 29 of the Act as illegal etc.

3. The learned counsel appearing for the petitioner

submim that since the respondents have possessed the unit

on 17/03] 2009, the petitioner is not in a positican to run the

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business. She further submits that the pcufiop:«§§¥”is’ _
to deposit certain amount towaxtig the V
submits that the petitioner has; V2 ”

Rs.4 130,000/—.

5. Mr. I~ieI11a;:;;A~.j*;_”‘:._R, tbatfieator for
respondent No.2A$ubmit,3_ iIt:1:(31=’;ff8(1.”E}vie’>.}Q{:1’iit3i0B€T has paid
Rs.-4, 1oo,o0o,.{‘-‘ A imetestt ‘V of Rs.45,00{)/ –

towards

V’ ‘–IrV1de¢'<i"» noticed that the KSFC is a

Wfhicii is required to advance loan to

ha-fitauti' busine§s;" **** Vlndeed it should not become an

1'un13–. 111' g the business. The fact remains that

has already paid a sum of Rs.41,()€),O()0/-.

'E'11e'f:«3.<:it' whether the said amount could be adjusted towards

A ~?_"' «principal or the interest, that is required to done at a

Eatct point of time. For the present, if the petitioner pays

tzertain amounts, the respondents are required to hand over

the possession of the unit to the petitioner. V.

the following outlet is made:

The order passed of via 1
set aside. The petitioner K a risum of
Rs.4,G0,000/ {Rupees a of two
weeks fir:-133, today. On shall
dsiiver the ijqf petitioner. The
petitioner of Rs.4,00,000]-

(Rupees of eight weeks from

the dateof ~ ‘sion ofthe u111t’ .

” _;P”es.tiouV see of accordingly. 5 _ 344

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