Supreme Court of India
S.S. Dayananda v. K.S. Nagesh Rao and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 : Or. XX!, Rules 64, 90-Sale in execution of a decree-Application for setting aside the sale on ground of non-compliance of mandatory require ment-Held, since the High Court has found that procedural compliance of Or. XX!, R. 64 was not adhered to which is a mandatory requirement, and the sale consideration of the properties was in excess of the execution, High Court is justified in confinning the order of appellate court setting aside the sale. Desi! Bandhu Gupta v. NL Anand & Rajinder Singh, [1991) 1 SCC 131, relied on. CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION: Special
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