Supreme Court of India
Central Bank of India v. Ravindra
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JUDGMENT: O R R After hearing learned Attorney General and amicus curaie S/shri . Subba Rao, Ranjit Kumar and K.M.K. Nair on (the interpretation of the provisions of Section 34, CPC on "the principal sum adjudged" the matter s required to be considered by a Constitution Bench. The learned Attorney General has drawn our attention to the judgments of this Court in Corporation Bank vs. .S. Gouda & Ors. [(1994) SCC 213] and Bank of Baroda vs. Jagannath [ . .
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