Supreme Court of India
State Bank of India v. Gracure Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - Or. II, r. 2 - Applicability of- In respect of two suits filed by the respondent- Held: The object of Or.II, r.2 is to avoid multiplicity of proceedings and not to vex the parties over and again in a litigative process - In the instant case, the facts on the basis of which subsequent suit was filed, existed on the date on which the earlier suit was filed - No fresh cause of action arose in between the first suit and the second suit - When the first suit for recovery of dues was filed for the alleged relief, damages sought for in the subsequent suit could have…
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