Supreme Court of India
Bajaranglal Shivchandrai Ruia v. Shashikant N. Ruia and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Order ./I Rule ./-Re1·ersal of decree-Poirer ofAppellate Court-Appeal againsl decree filed by one of several defendants-Subsequent appeal filed by co-defendant dismissed for default-Effect of-Held: Dismissal of subsequent appeal would not operate as res judicata-Hence, appeal filed by the first defendant would not be rendered infi'uctuous on this ground. Order 20 Rule 12-Decree for possession-Plaintiff derived her title to suit property on the basis ofsale certificate issued in her favour by M1111icti)(fl Corporation-In the suit filed be/are the High Court…
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