Supreme Court of India
Dajisaheb Mane and Others v. Shankar Rao Vithal Rao Mane and Another.
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Constitution of India-Arts. 133 and 135-Decree of lower court in respect of properties of the value of more than Rs. 10,000 but below Rs. 20,000--Reversed by the High Court on 8-11-1949-High Court g•·anted 'leave to appeal on 1-10-1951-Appeal to the Supreme Court -Whether competent-Word "exercisable" in Art. 135-Construction of. This appeal to the Supreme Court_ was from a reversing decree of the Bombay High Court in a suit for possession of certain im· movable properties. The suit was dismissed by the trial court on 20-12-1946, the value of properties being found to be over Rs. 10,000. The
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