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Bombay High Court

M/S. ASHOK COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES AND ORSversusSTATE BANK OF INDIA

Decided
Disposal
Allowed

Holding

The court held that the civil application is allowed as per prayer clause (a) and directed amendment and further procedural compliance.

Summary

The applicants, including M/s. Ashok Commercial Enterprises and Mr. Ramesh Uttamchand Ramchandani, filed Civil Revision Applications (Nos. 246/2017 and 252/2017) and a Civil Application (No. 430/2018) against the State Bank of India. The matters pertained to procedural issues arising from earlier orders, and the applicants sought relief as outlined in prayer clause (a). The Bombay High Court examined whether the civil application could be allowed and what procedural steps were required for amendment and final disposal. The Court held that the civil application should be allowed in accordance with the prayer clause and directed the parties to amend the copy within two weeks. It further ordered that the amended copy be served on the respondent, that the applications be listed for final disposal on 9 October 2026, and that the applicants prepare a private paper book of the pleadings and evidence.

Issues considered

  • Whether the civil application may be allowed as prayed in clause (a)
  • Whether the parties must amend the copy within the stipulated time
  • Procedural steps for listing the revision applications for final disposal

Subjects

  • civil revision
  • amendment
  • procedural order
  • final disposal
  • High Court

Judgment

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                           IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
          varsha
                                      CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
                            CIVIL REVISION APPLICATION NO. 246 OF 2017
                                                    WITH
                                     CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 430 OF 2018


                     M/s. Ashok Commercial Enterprises and Ors              … Applicants
                               vs.
                     State Bank of India                                    … Respondent
                                                    WITH
                              CIVIL REVISION APPLICATION NO. 252 OF 2017
        Digitally
        signed by
        VARSHA
VARSHA VIJAY
VIJAY   RAJGURU
RAJGURU Date:
        2026.09.03
                     Mr. Ramesh Uttamchand Ramchandani                      … Applicant
        14:10:55
        +0530
                               vs.
                     State Bank of India                                    … Respondent
                     Mr. Abhishek Sawant a/w. Ms. Ujwala Deshmukh i/b. Pradhan and
                     Rao for the Applicant in CRA/246/17 and CRA/252/17.
                     Mr. Gansh S. Bhat for the Respondent.


                                                   CORAM : GAURI GODSE, J.
                                                    DATED : 2nd SEPTEMBER 2026


                     ORDER:

                     CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 430 OF 2018

                     1.   The civil application is allowed in terms of prayer clause (a).

                     Amendment to be carried out within two weeks.

                     2.   Amended copy shall be served upon the learned advocate for
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the respondent.

CIVIL REVISION APPLICATION NO.                   246 OF 2017 AND CIVIL

REVISION APPLICATION NO. 252 OF 2017

3.    In view of the earlier orders, list the civil revision applications

for final disposal on 9th October 2026.

4.    To be listed under the caption for ‘final disposal’.

5.    Learned advocate for the applicants shall prepare the private

paper book containing pleadings, notes of evidence and file

compilation of documents before the next date with an advance

copy to the learned advocate for the respondent.



                                                        (GAURI GODSE, J.)




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