Supreme Court of India
Durga Prasad v. Navin Chand
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JUDGMENT: O R R Leave granted. The respondent has filed a suit for specific performance and after the evidence of the appellant was closed on 12.3.1991, the defendant’s evidence was directed to be recorded on 20.3.1991. It would appear that the matter was adjourned from tine to time till 11.1.1994. On that date, the respondent seemed to have declined to contest the suit and sought adjournment. The application for adjournment was rejected and after hearing arguments, judgment was reserved and was pronounced on 14.1.1994.
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