Constitution of India, Art. 226 – Sarfaesi Act, S. 17 – Invocation of the writ jurisdiction during pendency of application/ appeal under section 17 amounts to pursuing the writ remedy as a parallel remedy – Such a course of action is ordinarily not permissible – Since the SARFAESI Act provides a remedy which is being pursued, this writ petition ought not to be entertained.
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Sarfaesi Act, S. 17 – Invocation of the writ jurisdiction during pendency of application/ appeal under section 17 amounts to pursuing the writ remedy as a parallel remedy
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