Q: What are the exceptions when an injunction can be granted to restraint invocation of bank guarantee ?
Ans:
The jurisprudential disposition has carved out three exceptions when an injunction can be granted to restraint invocation of bank guarantee:
Fraud of an egregious nature, which goes to the root of the bank guarantee (and not the underlying contract): A clear evidence, both as to the fact of fraud and as to the bank’s knowledge of such fraud, which would vitiate the very foundation of such a bank guarantee can go a long way in restraining invocation of a bank guarantee; or
Irretrievable injury/harm or injustice: If the harm or injustice is of such an exceptional and irretrievable nature as would override the terms of the guarantee and cause adverse effect of such an injunction on commercial dealings in the country, the courts can treat such situations as exceptional and accordingly grant an injunction; or
Special equities: Relief on account of injuries caused due to exceptional circumstances.
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