Supreme Court of India
Abhay Singh Surana v. Indian Rayon & Industries Ltd.
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Letters Patent of 1865 of Calcutta High Court: Clause 13-Extra ordinary original jurisdiction-Exercise of by High .Court-Conditions requisite -Ejectment suit under W. . Premises Tenancies Act, 1956 and title suit transferred to High Court by consent of parties--But retransferred to trial court-Held disposal of suit by High Court would serve purpose of justice. Constitution of India-Art. 136-Proceeding at a preliminary stage-Interference-When called for. Practice and Procedure: Disposal of suits by High Court would serve purpose of justice-Lesser number of appeals and possibility of
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