Supreme Court of India

Shadi Lal v. Nagin Chand & Ors.

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Reported as [1973] 2 S.C.R. 598
Bench A.N. Ray J.
Decided 9 October 1972

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Sen, IJ. P. Maheshwari, Maya Krishnan, N. K. Jain arrd R. K. Maheshwari, for the appellant. M. . Stla/vad, . N. Misra, J. . Dadachanji, 0. . :'vlatlwr and Ravinder N araitl, for the respondents. The Judgment ot the Court was delivered by. RAY J.-These two appeals are by certificate against the judg­ ment dated i 9 January 1970 of the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The question which falls for consideration in these appeals is whether the respondent is entitled to a declaratory decree to draw I/3rd quota of the woollen yarn allotted to the business of the appellant under the name and style of

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