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Court Decrees Against Bank of Baroda Regarding Guarantee Payment

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The Bombay City Civil Court, Greater Mumbai at Mazgaon (Commercial Court), passed a final judgment in favor of Indowind Energy Limited against Bank of Baroda. The court partly decreed the suit, requiring Bank of Baroda to pay or encash Bank Guarantee No. MPN/RCK/CICON/182/03-04. The principal sum owed is ₹1,00,00,000, and the court ordered the defendant bank to pay simple interest at 12 percent per annum starting from June 17, 2004, until the full amount is realized.

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The judgment represents a substantial financial liability for Bank of Baroda. The company must manage the recovery of the ₹1 crore principal bank guarantee alongside the significant interest accrued over the past 23 years. The outcome impacts the bank's balance sheet.

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  • Bank of BarodaDefendant in the suit regarding the guarantee payment.

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