Supreme Court of India
Gurpreet Singh v. Chatur Bhuj Goel
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Civil .Procedure Code, 1908: Order XXJJJ Rule 3-Settlement . a"ived at between parties in appeal-Compromise not reduced in "writ- ing and signed by the parties"-Whether can be given effect to. ""' suit filed by the respondent for the specific performance of a c contract entered into between him and the father of the appellant was , decreed by the trial court. Single Judge of the High Court affirmed the decree. During the bearing of the Letters Patent Appeal filed by the appellant, a settlement was arrived at between the parties, and state- ments were made by them to that effect before the
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