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SC: Mere Act of Invoking Pledged Shares Does Not Discharge Debt - (17 May 2022)

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Supreme Court has ruled that a creditor's mere invocation of a pledge does not imply that the debt is discharged. The Apex Court ruled that “A debt is not discharged till there has been an actual sale of the pledged items".

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