Supreme Court of India
Solomon Selvaraj & Ors. v. Indirani Bhagawan Singh & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Or.33 – Suits for declaration of title and recovery of possession – Application u/Or.33 r.1 to sue as an indigent person – Trial court and High Court rejected the application on the ground that the suit is abuse of process of law and the court is barred by res judicata – On appeal, held: Application seeking permission to sue as an indigent person can be rejected on the grounds mentioned in Or.33 r.5 which includes the grounds where the allegations in the application do not show a cause of action and where the suit is barred by law (Or.33 rr.5(d) and (f) CPC)…
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