Supreme Court of India
Vikas Aggarwal v. Anubha
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Civil Procedure Code. 1908; Order X, XX.XIX, Section 151. Order X-Examination of Parties-Scope and ambit of-Held, It is an enabling provision for the Court to seek clarification from any party at any · date even before the date fu:ed for framing issues in the interest of justice. Section 151-Inherent power of the Court-Exercise of-Held, it is open for the Court to pass a suitable consequential order as may be necessary for meeting the ends of justice-Specific Relief Act; Section 41(a) and (b). Appellant and respondent had solemnized marriage and went to U.S. . but did not pull on well and
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