Supreme Court of India
Krishnan & Anr. v. Krishnaveni & Anr.
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JUDGMENT: J U M N T K. Ramaswamy, J. Leave granted. This appeal by special leave arises form the judgment dated 26th March, 1992, passed by the Madras High Court in Crl. O.P. No. 10678 of 1991 The Facts relevant for out purpose are that in a litigation between Krishnaveni, the first respondent and Tulasiammal , The Second wife of her husband, Chinnikrishnan, the first appellant, Krishnan had offered his services and promised to help the first respondent in conducting the said litigation and asked her to execute a power of attorney for that purpose in his favour, It is the case of the first…
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