Supreme Court of India
Supreme General Films Exchange Ltd. v. His Highness Maharaja Sir Brijnath Singhji Deo of Maihar & Ors
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Specific Rt'lief Act, 1877-S. 42---Scopc of Transfer of Properly Act s. 52 scope of. The plaintiff-respondents was a mortgagee in respect of a cinema theatre of which the appellant claimed to be a lessee in occupation. comprom:se decree was passed on 7th May, 1960 in the suit filed by the plaintiff-respondent against the n1ortg~gor by which it was agreed that the amounts due would be realised by the sale of the theatre. The Central Bank of India, another creditor of the mort gagor, assigned its rights under the decree to the pla'..ntiff-respondent. The tBeatre was attached in the course of
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