Supreme Court of India
Saraswati Devi Gupta v. Sudha Rani and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Order 21 Rule 16-Application for execution by transferee of decree- Decree-holder transferred decree by assignment to the transferee-Supreme Court upheld the assignment-when the decree was put in execution, the judgment-debtor raised an objection that the transferee had no locus standi to execute the decree-The said objection was rejected by the Executing Court as well as the Revisional Court-But the High Court directing the Executing Court to decide the question as to whether there was a genuine and valid assignment in favour of the transferee-Correctness…
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