Supreme Court of India
B.R. Veerabasavaradhya v. The Devotees of Lingadgudi Mutt and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 : Order 23, Rule 3--Decree in tenns of compromise-Defendant 1 enter- c ing into compromise with the plaintiff-Decree passed accordingly as against defendant I-Later a compromise memo filed by defendants 2 to 4 and matter disposed of in toms thereof-Defendant 1 challenging decree as compromised against defendants 2 to 4-Held, appellant-defendant 1 had specifically compromised the matter in tem1s of compromise memo recorded against him-Litigation as regards defendant 1 thereby came to an end-17iereafter the matter was confined vis-a- vis defendants 2 to 4-Pending
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