Supreme Court of India
Krishna Gopal Chawla and Ors. v. State of U.P. and Anr.
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Code of Civil procedure, 1908 : Order XXJ Rules JO and 11(2)(d). Execution-Application for-Maintainability of-Merging of decree in appellate court-Fresh application-Necessity of-Eviction suit decreed in second appeal-Decree holder moved execution application-However, on appeal Supreme Court stayed execution proceedings-Ultimately appeal dismissed without any modification or alteration of decree-Decree-holder continued execution proceedings-But High Court held that the execution application was not maintainable as the decree merged in the decree passed by Supreme Court and that a fresh…
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