Supreme Court of India
Kirpal Kaur Ano Anr. v. V.M. Singh and Ors.
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Interlocutory application-In appeal arising out of decision based on settlement, Supreme Court, while disposing of appeal, giving certain directions-Since directions not complied with, on an IA having been filed, applicant permitted to deposit money in Court-On contest by other party, applicant seeking to withdraw said IA-The said other party resisting withdrawal of IA, stating that incorrect and defamatory a/legations were made therein·-Held: In the interlocutory applications, Court is concerned only with regard to the question whether permission should be accorded to applicant to deposit…
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