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G.N.R. Babu @ S.N. Babu v. Dr. B.C. Muthappa & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – ss.96, 105 & Or.IX, r.13 – Ex-parte decree against defendant – Appeal u/s.96 – Scope of adjudication – Ex-parte decree was passed against the appellant- defendant in the suit filed by first respondent – Plea of the appellant that the High Court in appeal u/s.96 while confirming the decree on merits proceeded on the basis that the issue regarding the failure to serve the suit summons can be agitated only in an application filed for setting aside ex-parte decree by invoking r.13 of Or.IX – Correctness of – Held: The appellant while challenging ex- parte decree by…
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