Supreme Court of India
Baselius Mar Thoma Mathews & Ors. v. Paulose Mar Athanasius &. Ors.
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large number of suits filed by a religious community in the State were pending over the years in several courts. Considering the prolongation and plurality of cases and the deleterious social consequences resulting from such litigation the High Court and the State Government selected eight of the most significant suits and constituted an Additional District Court to try them. After the court had recorded evidence of numerous witnesses and before the commencement of arguments a petition under s. 24(1)(b) of the Code of Civil Procedure was presented to the High Court for withdrawal of the suits…
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