Supreme Court of India
K. Venkatachala Bhat and Anr. v. Krishna Nayak (d) by Lrs. and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, I 908 : Order I 3, Rule 3-Compromise of suit-Writ petition before High Court Disposed of in terms of memo of purported compromise and affidavit signed only by respondents and not by appellants-Held, requirement under Order I 3, r.3 can be pressed into service even in writ proceedings-Compromise not signed by parties cannot be recorded by the Court-Constitution of India, 1950-Article 226. Condonation of delay : Writ appeal agair.st disposal of writ petition on the basis of purported compromise signed only by respondents-Filed with application for condonation of 1440
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