O.P. Garg, J. - (1.) HEARD learned counsel for the petitioner as well as learned Standing counsel. The petitioner had taken a loan for agricultural purpose. On their default to make payment of the outstanding dues, recovery proceedings have been initiated against him. Learned counsel for the petitioner urged that the petitioner is entitled to the benefit of the Agricultural Debt Relief Scheme, 1990, which has been formulated and floated by the State Government for the protection of the persons who have been advanced petty amount of loan. The moot point for consideration by the authorities concerned is whether the petitioner is entitled to the benefit of the aforesaid scheme or not. This aspect of the controversy cannot be gone into and sifted in writ jurisdiction as it may require scrutiny of controversial facts. The matter, of necessity, has to be left for decision by the respondent -Bank as the point raised in this writ petition has not yet been thrashed out. This writ petition, therefore, is finally disposed of with the following directions: (i) That the petitioner shall file a representation/objection along with a certified copy of this order within a period of 15 days from today before the Branch Manager of the respondent Bank. (ii) On receipt of the representation/objection, the Branch Manager of the respondent -Bank shall decide, within a period of one month, the question whether the petitioner is entitled to the benefit of the Debt Relief Scheme, 1990 or not, by a speaking order, which may be passed after hearing the petitioner also. (iii) In case, the petitioner is found entitled to the benefit of the Scheme, aforesaid, the amount, which the petitioner is liable to pay after adjustment of the rebate under the Scheme, if any, shall be intimated to him by registered post or otherwise and the outstanding amount shall be paid by the petitioner within a period of three months from the date of the receipt of communication. (iv) If the petitioner is not found entitled to the benefit of the Scheme, in that event, the entire amount due against the petitioner shall be paid/deposited by him, in lump -sum, or in instalments, on or before 31.10.1999. (v) Till the disposal of the representation/objection, which will be filed by the petitioner as directed above, the recovery proceedings shall not take place. Needless to say that in view of the decision in Seth Banarsi Das v. District Magistrate/Collector, Meerut : 1996 RD 397 (SC) and Mirza Javed Murtaza v. U.P. Financial Corporation, Kanpur and another : A.I.R. 1983 Alld. 234 no collection charges can be levied unless auction takes place or action towards recovery of the amount is taken. In the instant case, if the auction has not taken place, in that event the respondents are not entitled to realise collection charges over and above the rate as prescribed in the Division Bench case of this court in M/s. Asha Textiles Pvt. Ltd. and others v. State of U.P. and others : 1998 (33) ALR 417, As regards realisation of compound interest, the respondent -Bank shall pass appropriate orders taking into consideration the decision of the Supreme Court in Corporation Bank v. D.S. Gowda and another : (1994) 4 SCC 213, in which it has been held that on agricultural loans interest may be charged on yearly rests and on that basis may be compounded if the loan/instalment becomes overdue, as well as the guidelines circulated by the Reserve Bank of India in this regard. Since the Branch Manager of the concerned Bank has been directed to dispose of the objection of the petitioner within 15 days from the date of production of certified copy of this order, Registry is directed to ensure that the certified copy of this order is issued to the counsel for the petitioners within 24 hours positively.;