Supreme Court of India
Chikkathayamma v. R.balakrishnappa.
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JUDGMENT: O R R Application for impleadment is ordered. We are happy to note that pursuant to the observation made by this Court on January 16, 1996 the parties have settled the dispute and filed their compromise Memo before us. We receive the Compromise Memo which reads as under: "(a) 2 acres 20 Gunthas in ’ ’ Schedule property out of 6 acres 8 gunthas in Survey No. 194 as mentioned in Item No. 3 above, where a 30 feet road goes in the centre of the said properly form North to south side and Vijayappa will retain to himself as his share 2 acres 20 gunthas towards the Western side of the road…
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