Supreme Court of India
Bihar Supply Syndicate v. Asiatic Navigation
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that on the facts and circumstances of this case it was a fit case for the High Court to have exercised power under Order 41 Rule 33 to set aside the decree passed by the trial court against defendant No.3 without having discussed any issue against defendant No.3 and to decide the case itself.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
The plaintiff had purchased crushed and uncrushed salt from Defendent No. 3 on payment By a charter party agreement Defendent No. 2, chartered a vessel to Defendent No. 3 for loading salt at Kandla Port in Gujarat and for carrying the same to Calcutta Port. The Plaintiff had directly paid to Defendent No. 2 the freight amount for transport of cargo from Kandla to Calcutta. Defendent No. 2 had inform Defendent No. 3 that the Plaintiff is accepted as Sub- Charteres.…
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