Supreme Court of India
S. A. Sundararajan v. A. P. V. Rajendran
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c Code of Civil Procedure-Order XX!, rule 90-And section 41-Irr£gula rities in settling sale proclamation--Section 41, if attracted. In his petition under section 47 of the Code of Civil Procedure the appellant alleged that the sale of one. of the lots of his property which was attached persuant to a decree of a court was vitiated in that there were several irregularities and omissions in the proclamation of sale and the conduct of the sale. Accepting his contention that the material irregularities in the sale pro clamation vitiated the sale, the executing court set aside the sale. Allowing
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