Supreme Court of India
Challamane Huchha Gowda v. M.R. Tirumala and Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908; Order 21 Rules 89 & 92: Execution of decree-Sale of scheduled properties ofjudgment debtor by Court auction-Entire decretal amount with other cost paid by Judgment Debtor to Decree holder with objections against confirmation of sale- Court directing judgment debtor to pay solatium as well to auction purchaser-Not accepted by auction purchaser who preferred an applica tion for confirmation of side-Execution Court treating objections filed by the jl(,dgment debtor as a petition under relevant provisions of law and set aside the sale-Reversed by the First
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