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Utkarsh India Limited vs Ankur Kumar Mishra on 10 March, 2026

Mr. Anuj Singh, learned Advocate submits that the petitioner should

be released forthwith from the custody.

Mr. Rupak Ghosh, learned Advocate appearing for the decree-holder

has opposed the prayers and the application vehemently. Referring to

Section 58 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 he submits that none of

the tests laid down therein has been satisfied, as would be evident from the

averments made in the petition. Hence, no order should be passed in this

application.

After considering the rival contention of the parties and upon perusal

of the records, it appears to this Court that admitted position is there has

been a decree for a sum of Rs.32,44,424/- on account of principal along

with further amount of interest as decreed and the judgment-debtor has

failed and neglected to pay any part of it.



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