Supreme Court of India
G H Shree Chaitanya Constructions v. Sudhir Poonamchand Parakh & Ors.
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Natural Justice – Right to be heard – Suit for specific performance against several members of one family/defendants – Rejected by the Trial Court – However, High Court by judgment dated 14.2.2018 decreed in favour of the plaintiff – Respondent No.1/defendant No. 5 filed review petition and stated that in the appeal before the High Court he never appeared and he was represented by a counsel who was not appointed by him – High Court allowed the review petition and recalled its judgment – On appeal, held: Advocate, who appeared for respondent no.1, did not make any argument ‘collusive’ in…
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