Supreme Court of India
Vija Y Kumar Madan and Ors. v. R.N. Gupta Techincal Education Society and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Order 9, Rule 7-Suitfor recovery of a"ears of rent and/or possession-- c Defendant not appeared on date fu:ed-Suit ordered to proceed ex-parte- Application by defendants/or setting aside ex-parte order-Trial court setting aside ex-parte order, but putting defendants to terms in that they should deposit monthly lease rent-Defendants filing appeal before High Court as regards putting them to terms-High Court holding the condition imposed by trial court to be too onerous, set it aside-Appeal by plaint!ife-Meanwhile on the basis of interim order by Supreme Court…
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