The Delhi High Court on Friday dismissed a plea to remove the cap on daily withdrawals of money deposited in banks before the demonetisation decision.
A division bench of Chief Justice G. Rohini and Justice V. Kameswar Rao dismissed the plea which had asked the court to recall its order rejecting the same plea.
Petitioner Ashok Sharma had accused the central government of making a false court statement that the restriction on cash withdrawal of Rs 24,000 by an individual was only till November 24 when in fact it was extended till December 30.
On November 25, the bench had dismissed the plea filed by Sharma.
--IANS
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