Supreme Court of India
Gauhati University v. Sh. Niharlal Bhattachargee
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JUDGMENT: O R R Leave granted. The appellant-University was impleaded as a party defendant to the Title Suit No. 61/90 on the file of the Munsiff No. [1], District Karimganj in Assam. The suit was posted for appearance on May 29, 1990 but the summons were served on the appellant on May 28, 1990. He sent a letter to the Court seeking adjournment. Though the case was adjourned to July 19, 1990, the adjourned date was not intimated to the University.…
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