Supreme Court of India
Shashibushan Prasad Mishra & Anr. v. Babuji Rai & Ors.
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Practice and Procedure-Apoeal dismissed by High Court as against a respondent who is not necessary party-Appeal whether abates as against other respondents-Res juOicata between co-defendants. The plaintiffs (appellants herein) obtained settlements of certain land owned by a deity in village Siripur Majrahia in Bihar. The contesting de 'fendants (respondents herein) owned lands in the villages uf Kazi Dumra and Shankarpur which were separated from Siripur Majrahia by a river.
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