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Aanaimuthu Thevar (dead) by Lrs. v. Alagammal and Ors.

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Bench D.M. Dharmadhikari and Tarun Chatterjee JJ.
Decided 12 July 2005

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For the reasons aforesaid, these two appeals preferred by the appellant E are dismissed and the judgment of the High Court is upheld.

Judgment, page 13

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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908-Section I I, Explanation IV-Res judicata-Husband of respondent no. I, in a panchayat settlement, agreed to relinquish his right of ownership in suit property in favour of respondent no. I-But did not execute any registered document to that effect-Instead executed a mortgage, and a/ongwith the mortgagee filed a joint suit for permanent injunction against Respondent no. I-Respondent I in defence claimed possession in terms of the panchayat settlement-The suit was dismissed-The judgment attainedfinality-Appellant subsequen(ly purchased suit property ji·om husband of…

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