Supreme Court of India

Padma Ben Banushali and Anr. v. Yogendra Rathore and Ors.

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Bench Arijit Pasayat Andtarun Chatterjee J.
Decided 25 April 2006

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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908--Section 47 and Order XX! Rule 2-­ Execution of decree--Decree-holder entered into an agreement of acfjustment with oppostive party--Decree-holder filed application for execution of decree before executing Court when the agreement fell through-Opposite party contended that the decree has become in-executable in pursuance of the agreement--Executing Court allowed the application on the ground that the adjustment was not certified by it under the Code-High Court in Revision held in favour of opposite party by holding that there was conscious waiver b_v the…

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