Supreme Court of India
Sagar Mahavidyalaya, Sagar v. Pandit Sadashiv Rao Harshe and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908-Section 65 and Order XX/- Rules 92 and 94--Sale of property takes place when sale confirmed- Issue of sale certificate a ministerial act and not judieial. " c One Govind Rao Harshe mortgaged some agricultural land and a house to Lakshmi Chand and Duli Chand Modi. The mortgagees filed a suit and obtained a preliminary decree and later a final decree for sale of the property for realisation of Rs.5001/13/6 on 26.3.1938, and applied for execution of the said decree, which was stayed' because the mortgagor applied for relief under the .P. and Berar Relief of In de…
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