Supreme Court of India
Kores (india) Ltd. v. Bank of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Practice and procedure-Non-impleading of necessary party in appea/ Effect-High Court had passed order in favour of a party-That party not impleaded in appeal-Passing order in the absence of that party that may prejudice him or may interfere with the working of the order passed by the High Court-Held, not proper-On facts, High Court asked lessee to pay additional sum other than amount agreed in the lease deed, to Citibank On appeal by lessee, Citibank not impleaded-Held, appellant could have challenged its obligation to pay anything more, however by not impleading Citibank who might be…
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