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by Admin
15 December 2025 5:11 PM
Banking Law – Difference between a ‘Scheduled Indian Bank’ and ‘Scheduled Bank located in India’, in the absence of any specific definition of the expression ‘Scheduled Indian Bank’ in the RBI or the Banking Regulation Act.
Whether the High Court was right in refusing to accept a legally valid irrevocable Bank Guarantee of Rs.30 Crores, issued by the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited, Mumbai, hereinafter referred to as ‘ICBC’ which is a Scheduled Bank included in the Second Schedule of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, and insisting that the Appellant should furnish a fresh Bank Guarantee of the same amount, with identical terms, issued by a “Scheduled Indian Bank”, notwithstanding the expenditure incurred by the Appellant in obtaining the Bank Guarantee from ICBC.
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