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If the Trial Court passes a composite judgment and decree while deciding both the suit and the counter-claim, then only one appeal is required to be filed and there is no need for filling tw..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Additional Evidence at Appellate Stage--Order 41 Rule 27CPC, does not envisage that the Appellate Court would remand the case back to the Trial Court merely on allowing the application for a..
Refusal to Mark Documents as Exhibit--Refusal cannot be done on the ground that the petitioner has already availed sufficient opportunity and has filed many applications..
Interim Order for Deposit of Rent--Suit filed for setting aside of sale deed--Application under O.39 R.1 and 2 CPC are pending adjudication--Thus, it was not appropriate directing the subseq..
Court set aside the exparte decree--Plea of Fraud by Power of Attorney Holder of DH in collusion with JD--Court was required to call upon the parties to lead their evidence and should not ha..
Starting Point of Limitation--Application has to be filed within 1 year from the date of alleged contempt for initiating the proceedings--However, in exceptional cases, exemption from the la..
Supreme Court
Cause of Action--Non-compliance coupled with an assurance in Court to comply, after the Court has issued notice on the contempt petition, which is after expiry of limitation, is not sufficie..
Objections--Executing Court has passed the order without applying judicial mind to the objections filed by the petitioner--Matter remanded to be decided afresh..
On the basis of the facts already pleaded in the plaint --Such amendments should be allowed liberally..
Ownership cannot be claimed merely on basis of non-updated revenue records..
Two suits were filed for different claims--One suit was withdrawn under compromise with leave to file separate suit for claim in other suit--Thus there was no Relinquishment of Claim--Subseq..
Mere statements before Court, not a valid compromise under O.23 R.3 CPC..
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