Supreme Court of India
Sri Dadu Dayal Mahasabha v. Sukhdev Arya and Another
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We are of the view that the case has to go back to the trial court for reconsideration of the evidence on this point, we do not propose to deal with the argument on behalf of the appellant in detail, except mentioning one of them.
Judgment, page 4
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Civil Procedure Code, 1908: Sections 115 and 151-Civil Court Invoking of inherent power to correct its own proceedings-When it is misled by any of the parties-Revision-High Court could intervene when trial court failed to exercise jurisdiction under Section 15 I. Practice and Procedure: Courts-When misled by any of the parties-Could invoke inherent power to correct its own proceedings. The appellant, a registered society, instituted a suit through its Secretary in respect of an immovable property. Afterwards, the elec tion of the office bearers for the Society was held and one 'X' claiming
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