Supreme Court of India
Anokhe Lal v. Radhamohan Bansal and Others.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908-0r. 30 R. 4 (2) and Sec. 115-Eviction suit against a firm, contested by one of its partners-Seeking impleadment of the son of a deceased partner-Rejected by trial court-Revision filed During pendency of revision, eviction suit was decreed and was confirmed in appeal-Revisional court, despite being aware of this fact. impleaded third party-Held, such impleadment involves de novo trial and should not be allowed-Hence, revision infructuous. Code of Civil Procedure, 1908-0rder 30 Rule 4 (2) and Order 1 Rule 10(2)-Scope of-Suit by or against firm-Jmpleadment of legal
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