Supreme Court of India
Prem Raj v. Ram Charan
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Limitation Act 1908---S. 182-Whethcr the fifth applicatioll for execution was a "step in aid of execution" and if so, whether ir is barred by limitation. K. and his wife purchased the house in dispute. K died in 1936 leaving behind him S and R, his son. In 1951, R mortgaged the house to the appellant. The. appellant obtained a preliminary decree for foreclosure and also the final decree In the meantime, S. gifted the entire house to Prakash Chandra son of R. He thereafter, frustrated several attempts of the appellant to execute the decree and in 1956, instituted a suit against the appellant
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