Supreme Court of India
Rekha Mukherjee v. Ashish Kumar Das and Anr.
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Suit for eviction by appellant-Suit for specific performance of agreement of sale by respondent-Trial Court decreeing appellant's suit-Appellant furnishing an undertaking before Supreme Court not to proceed with execution of eviction decree till the decision in respondent's suit-Dismissal of respondent's suit by trial court-Appeal of respondent pending in High Court-Validity of the undertaking given before Supreme Court-Held, undertaking given till the decision in the suit does not mean till it attains finality-Doctrine of merger cannot be applied in interpretation of an undertaking-Hence…
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