Supreme Court of India
Government of Orissa v. M/s. Ashok Transport Agency and Ors.
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We are of the view that it was necessary for the plaintiff to have brought on record the E Corporation and the State Government before proceeding with its suit and the search for a decree in its favour.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908; O. lX R. 9; O.XX/l R. l O; Ss.115 and 146/ Companies Act, 1956; Section 396: c Recovery Suit against a Government company filed by a claimant/ creditor-Dismissed by trial Court-Application for restoration of the suit lssuance of Amalgamation order by the Central Government merging the company with State-Corporation, allowing creditors to enforce their claims against the company-Suit restored and decreed ex-parte--Decree not satisfied by the judgment debtors- .xecuting Court held the decree executable as against the Corporation and the State Government-Challenge
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