Supreme Court of India
Mahendra Singh v. Dataram Jagnnath
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In view of the aforesaid final decree as ordered to be passed by us.
Judgment, page 7
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JUDGMENT: (WITH VICE VERSA) THE 15TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1997 Present: Hon’ble Mr.Justice .S. Anand Hon’ble Mr.Justice S. . Majmudar In-person and Ranjit Kumar, Adv. for the appellants in . .No. 156 and 158/97 J U M N T The following judgment of the Court was delivered: WITH ( . . No. 157 of 1997 (arising out of S.L.P ( ) No. 12429 of 1990): and . . No. 158 of 1997 (arising out of S.L.P. ( ) No. 6392 of 1995] J U M N T S. .…
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