Archive · 14 Sep 2026
Karnataka High Court Orders Bank to Refund ₹3.25 Lakh
Nujaiba Jaleel accidentally sent ₹3.25 lakh to the wrong bank account.
The account belonged to a firm whose owner could not be found.
Because she could not get the money back, she went to court.
Her legal fight lasted seven months.
The Karnataka High Court partly accepted her request.
The court told the bank to put the money back into her account.
The bank must do this quickly, within three days of receiving the court order.
Justice C. M. Poonacha issued the direction.
The Karnataka High Court directed a bank to return ₹3.25 lakh to Nujaiba Jaleel.
Jaleel, a housewife, had mistakenly transferred the amount to a firm’s bank account.
The firm’s owner was reportedly untraceable, preventing her from recovering the money directly.
The legal dispute lasted seven months before the court partly allowed her petition.
Justice C. M. Poonacha ordered the bank to re-transfer the money within three days of receiving the order.
- Who
- Nujaiba Jaleel, the petitioner, and the bank involved in the transfer.
- What
- The Karnataka High Court ordered the bank to re-transfer ₹3.25 lakh to Jaleel.
- When
- The order was issued last week; the disputed transfer was dated 17.12.25.
- Where
- The case was heard in the Karnataka High Court.
- Why
- The money was erroneously transferred to a firm’s account, and its owner was untraceable.
- Amount
- ₹3,25,000
- Petitioner
- Nujaiba Jaleel
- Court
- Karnataka High Court
- Judge
- Justice C. M. Poonacha
- Legal fight
- Seven months
- Transfer date
- 17.12.25
- Compliance deadline
- Within three days of the bank receiving the order