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SBI moves NCDRC to transfer case by Madras High Court judge over home loan default
Update / Judgement Date
13 Sept 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The State Bank of India (SBI) has requested the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) to transfer a hearing related to a home loan default case out of Tamil Nadu. The dispute involves a high-profile case against a Madras High Court judge, raising concerns about impartiality and fair adjudication. SBI’s move to transfer the case reflects its apprehension about receiving a fair hearing in the current jurisdiction. The request underscores the bank's strategic approach to managing high-stakes litigation and ensuring that legal proceedings are conducted in an unbiased environment. The NCDRC's decision on this transfer request will be closely watched, as it could influence the handling of similar cases involving judicial figures and high-profile disputes.