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Chitturi Subbanna v. Kudapa Subbanna & Others

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Reported as [1965] 2 S.C.R. 661
Bench Raghubar Dayal J.
Decided 18 December 1964

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c Code of Civil Procedure (Act 5 of 1908), O. XX. r. 12-Prelimlnary decree not In accordance with ru/e--Not appealed against-Effect. Practice and Procedure--Point of law-Raised for the first time at hearing of appeal-If permissible. In a suit for possession and mesne profits the High Court gave a direction in the preliminary decree that the trial court should make an enquiry into the mesne profits payable by the appellant (judgment debtor), from the date of the institution of the suit, and p38$ a final decree for payment of the amount found due up to the date of delivery of possession of the

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