Supreme Court of India
Hasmat Ali v. Amina Bibi & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – s.100 and Or.XLII, rr.1to 3 – suit was filed to seek a declaration that the defendant was a tenant of the plaintiff till 31.03.2003, eviction of the defendant from the suit scheduled property and for certain other reliefs – The Trial Court decreed the suit in part and the defendant was directed to deliver vacant possession of the suit shop to the plaintiff – Appeal filed by the defendant before the First Appellate Court was dismissed – In the second appeal filed by the defendant before the High Court, the said appeal was dismissed in limine without assigning…
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