DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY versus SKIPPER CONSTRUCTION CO. AND ANR.
Reserve Bank of India is to conduct an enquiry regarding the conduct of specified bank officials in connection with Skipper group bank guarantees, determine responsibility, and report to the Supreme Court for further orders.
- Parties
- Applicant: Delhi Development Authority; Respondent: Skipper Construction Co.; Intervener: Reserve Bank of India
- Jurisdiction
- India
- Judgment Date
- 11 February 1997
- Procedural Posture
- Special Leave Petition (civil) / Order on Enquiry and Directions
- Outcome
- Directions issued for regulatory enquiry; Petitions disposed of.
- Legal Topics
- Bank Guarantee Irregularities, Regulatory Enquiry Into Banking Operations
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Parties
Delhi Development Authority
Applicant
Skipper Construction Co.
Respondent
Reserve Bank of India
Intervener
Procedural Posture
Special Leave Petition (civil) / Order on Enquiry and Directions
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether certain officers and directors of New Bank of India deliberately or intentionally misused or abused their power in extending bank guarantees to Skipper group of companies
- 2 What loss, if any, was caused to the bank as a result and what is the liability for restitution
Ratio Decidendi
Reserve Bank of India is to conduct an enquiry regarding the conduct of specified bank officials in connection with Skipper group bank guarantees, determine responsibility, and report to the Supreme Court for further orders.
Court Disposition
Directions issued for regulatory enquiry; Petitions disposed of.
Orders
- Reserve Bank of India directed to conduct enquiry via committee of two Deputy Governors.
- All responses/explanations and relevant documents to be forwarded to RBI.
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