Supreme Court of India
Shri Byram Pestonji Gariwalla v. Union Bank of India
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Before this Court, the appellant-defendant challenged the judgment of the High Court which held that the decree made against the defendant ’in terms of a compromise in writing and signed by the counsel representing the parties was valid and binding on the parties, and that in the ab- sence of any challenge against the order made under Order XXI, rule 23, Civil Procedure Code, allowing execution of the decree, the defendant was no longer entitled to resist execution by recourse to Chamber Summons.
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