Supreme Court of India
N. C. Bansal v. Uttar Pradesh Financial Corporation & Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or.7, r.14 and Or.6, r.17 – Whether in the pending suit in question, the two Courts below were justified in dismissing the three applications filed by the plaintiff (i) application u/Or.7, r.14 for filing of documents; (ii) application u/ Or.6, r.17 seeking amendment in the plaint; (iii) application seeking directions against the respondents for production of some original documents – Held: The two applications filed by appellant under Or.7, r.14 and Or.6, r.17 should have been allowed and he should have been permitted to amend the plaint and file the…
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