Supreme Court of India

Rameshwar Dayal v. Banda (dead) through His Lrs. and Anr.

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Bench P.B. Sawant and G.N. Ray JJ.
Decided 13 January 1993

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Res Judicata-Suit on basis of title by sub-tenant for nullity of eviction decree and injunction from dispossession-Decision binding inter. par­ ties-Held, to operate as res judicata, the first finding must be on issue which was directly and substantially, and not incidentally, in issue in that suit-Decision of Small Causes Court not referring to issue, nor giving any finding, cannot operate as res judicata--{!uestion of jurisdiction of Small Causes Court to decide issue of title to property merely academic--Provincial Small Causes Court Act, S.23.

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