Supreme Court of India
Gyasi Ram v. Brij Bhushan Das and Ors.
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Code of Civi! Procedure (Act 5 of 1908) O.XXXIV, r. 7(l)(c) (i) and (ii)-"Amount adjudged in respect of subsequent costs, char ges, expenses and interests"-Scope of. preliminary decree was passed in the appellant's suit for re demption of a mortgage. The decree specified the amoun.ts due as principal and interest, provided for payment of future mterest at 3% from the date of decree till date of realisation, and payment of the amount due by a certain date. It also provided that, if payment was made by that date, a final decree would be passed in favour of the appellant, but that, if the
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