Supreme Court of India
T. Gnanavel v. T.S. Kanagaraj and Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Order XX// Rule 4 Sub Rule 4 - Civil Court passing a c decree in ignorance of the death of defendant - Exemption obtained thereafter for bringing the legal representatives of the sole defendant on record - Whether the decree passed becomes a nullity - Held: Yes, as rightly held by the High "' Court the order of the High Court was a nullity. ' Order XX// Rule 10( ) - Applicability of - Question not raised before High Court - Cannot be permitted to raise the question for the first time before the Supreme Court.
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