Supreme Court of India

Pratap Singh v. Preetam Singh & Anr.

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Bench J.C. Shah J.
Decided 19 August 1969

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which is seised of the suit was entitled to make appropriate orders for preserving the property which is the subject-matter of the-suit. [780 - ] · Therefo're, the Civil Court in Madhya Pradesh was competent to appoint a receiver of the· property unfil the question about tbe jurisdiction of the Delhi Court under s. 31 (4) of the Arbitration Act to entertain appli!:;aiions arising out of the order of reference was finally determined.…

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