Supreme Court of India
Vishwabandhu v. Sri Krishna and Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or. IX, r.13; Or. V, r.9(5) – Respondent no.2 filed suit for recovery against respondent no.1 alleging that he failed to refund the money received by him towards part sale consideration for sale of property – Summons sent to respondent no.1, received back with postal endorsement of refusal – Eventually, suit decreed ex-parte in favour of respondent no.2 – In execution, the property was directed to be auctioned wherein the appellant was the highest bidder – Respondent no.1 filed application u/Or.
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