Supreme Court of India
Baljeet Singh & Others v. Risal Singh & Others
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K, and M filed four suits each against four sets of defendants in respect of different sets of plots under s. 175 U. P. Tenancy Act, 1939. Since similar points were involved the twelve suits were tried together and were disposed of by a common judgment decreeing them. Twelve decrees were prepared and the defendants preferred twelve appeals to the Additional Commissioner. Three appeals by one set of the defendants were dismissed for default and the remaining nine were dismissed on merits.
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