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This is a stark example as to how oppressive and despotic the public sector is. Bank dares to deny payment in presence of strong laws enacted as per public policy of India like the minimum wages Act, MSMED Act 2006. And when Services are provided at the banks request in the interest of bank itself in administration of justice then bank is bound to pay first and recover same from Recovery proceedings. This is very well established precedent. The bank dares to defy orders of a Judicial process and Stop paying intermittently on its own is mockery of orders of a Judicial proceedings by the public sector bank. The public sector bank had undertaken to pay therefore it has accepted the order an liable to pay till the end of assignment which was in its interest. When once matter is before a judicial authority under statute then it is for the judicial body to decide in the proceedings. It can challenge the order to appropriate authority but cannot enforce actions and acts contrary to those of a judicial body. The bank obtaining orders knowoingly on the basis of frustrated documents to mislead the evidence that possession is given to auction purchaser is a perjury and punishable offence. But bank has been banking on the orders obtained by perjury to enforce its malicious and illegal objectives and the highest court, the Supreme court of India relies on orders which were obtained by perjury and by relitigation or reactivation is highly deplorable and reflects illegal support to bank to achieve banks illegal & malaise objectives which are oppressive. Bank has been deliberately objecting the finality of award with illegal and untenable pleas shows its oppressive intentions against the public policy of India according to which the acts are especially enacted to ensure minimum rate and timely payments. The acts specially barr Judicial intervention in execution proceedings of an award passed in arbitral proceedings especially the one under MSMED Act 2006 but bank has been repeatedly staying execution proceedings of an award passed in arbitral proceedings since 2012 by pending lacs of rupees from public funds to abuse the process of law to achieve illegal objectives against the public policy of India. To plead and to obtain orders that the especially established proceedings to expidit Delivery of delayed pymnt under A subsequent MSMED Act 2006 which is progressive and with explicit overriding effect does not have jurisdiction to grant an award to ascertain delayed payment is a fraud against the public policy of India. This is not acceptable from an organisation who is supposed to be state in terms of Article 12 of constitution of India.
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