Supreme Court of India
Jayaprakash & Anr. v. T. S. David & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or.IX, r.13 – Setting aside of ex parte decree – Suit for specific performance of agreement for sale of suit property filed by appellants on the ground that respondents-defendant nos.1 and 2 failed to complete sale transaction as per the terms of agreement despite taking the advance money from appellants and instead sold the suit properties to defendant nos.3 and 4 – Respondents remained ex parte since inception – Ex-parte decree passed against respondents jointly and severally – Defendant no.3 and 4 applied for setting aside the ex parte decree under Or.IX…
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