Supreme Court of India
Central Govt. of India v. Raj Devi Alias Raj Kumari & Anr.
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Interest – Payable on solatium – The decree was put in execution and the Execution Court had passed the order which is impugned by the appellant, by which the appellant is directed to pay interest on solatium from the date the 1st respondent was deprived of her possession – The dispute in question which arises for consideration is whether interest is payable on solatium from the date possession was taken from the 1st respondent – The physical possession was taken on 16.06.1990 – The contention of the appellant, however, is that this is a case where the principle which was enunciated by…
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