Supreme Court of India
Ghat Talab Kaulan Wala v. Baba Gopal Dass Chela Surti Dass (dead) by Lr Ram Niwas
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s. 92 – Applicability of – To a suit by a Trust – Suit by Trust for mandatory injuction – Seeking direction against the defendant (sevadaar) to leave the management of the Mandir, building and other properties of the Trust – Trial Court declined to grant mandatory injuction to the defendant, but held that the plaintiff was entitled to rendition of accounts – First appellate Court decreed the suit – During pendency of second appeal, due to death of original defendant impleadment of his representative – High Court held that suit was not maintainable as…
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