Supreme Court of India
M/s Prime Properties v. Sana Lakshmi Devi (died) through Her Lrs. & Ors.
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Pleadings – Filing of – Suit pending for long, multifarious incidental proceedings – Subsequent pleadings filed by the plaintiff in the form of rejoinder taken on record by Trial Court, in supersession of its earlier order whereby such permission was declined – Order set aside by High Court – On appeal, held: Impugned order set aside but the order passed by the Trial Court is modified – On facts, the defendant Nos. 4 to 11 permitted to place on record their further pleadings in the form of sur-rejoinder but only to the extent of new facts, if any, pleaded in the rejoinder filed by the…
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