Supreme Court of India
C.S. Company v. Kerala State Elect. Board
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JUDGMENT: O R R This special leave petition arises from the order of the learned single judge made on August 2, 1996 in CRP No. 476/96. The admitted position is that the respondent had filed the suit for settlement of accounts on the basis of a contract dated may 12,1983. He also sought for decree jointly and severally against the defendants 2 to 4 or against their estate for the amount due; for a declaration that the respondent is entitled to recover all the loss the damages form defendants and their assets when the same was ascertained, as been filed on February 15,1995 under Order VI, Rule…
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