Supreme Court of India
Karsondas Virji Thakkar and Anr. v. Jagannath Sowar Vaity and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that respondents-plaintiffs in Suit No. 983/90 were not made parties-defendants in Suit No. 252/.
Judgment, page 3
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, I 908: Suit properties-Appointment of two receivers by Court in respect of same property-Permissibility of In a suit (No. 252 of 1980) filed by the appellant-plaintiff the Court appointed a receiver for the suit properties. In another suit (No. 983 of 1990) filed by the respondent-plaintiffs for declaration of title on three different occasions three Judges passed diffrent orders continuing the Court receiver to be receiver in the suit filed by the _appellant plaintiffs. Later, the respondents moved another motion which the Division Bench of the lligh Court directed
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