Supreme Court of India
Chhaganbhai Norshinbhai v. Soni Chandubhai Gordhanbhai & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
Before parting with this case we may refer to Halsbury's Laws of England-Fourth Edn. ol. 9, page 42 (paragraph 71) where, after citing Dashwood v.
Judgment, page 2
From the headnote
He also undertook to clear the arrears of mesne profits and to con tinue to pay them regularly as and when due. Furthermore, he under took not to part with possession in favour of any person other than the landlord decree-holder until he received the notice contemplated ' by the first condition. It is not disputed that the appellant received -..( that notice on 10 October, 1974. There is nothing in the conditions , of the undertaking to imply that it was merely a consent order passed upon an agreement between the parties to which the order of the Court had been superadded. The order
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