Supreme Court of India
Shyamali Das v. Illa Chowdhry and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, I 908: Order I Rule IO-Impleadment application rejected by Reference Court on the ground that applicant was not person interested-Order not challenged, hence attained finality-Subsequent application for impleadment Maintainability of-Held, not maintainable-Land Acquisition Act, I894-s.3 (b) Land Acquisition Act, I 894: s. I 8-Jurisdiction of Reference Court-Scope and ambit of-Discussed Interim order: Interim order cannot be passed in favour of a person who is not party to the litigation.…
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