Supreme Court of India
Mrs. Vijaya Shrivastava v. M/s. Mirahul Enterprises and Ors.
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We are of the view that the D division bench ought to have given its findings not only on the conclusiveness of the suit agreement but also on the remaining issues including the finding on the issue of coll:ision between the developer and defendant no.6, as alleged by the plaintiffs.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Appeal-Judgment not indicating findings on all the issues-Regular First Appeals-Arising out of suits for specific performance of contracts-In the suits the trial court, i.e. Single Judge of High Court framed 9110 issues and decreeing the suits partly gave findings on all the issues-Jn appeal, the Division Bench of the High Court dismissed the suits but without answering most of the issues-Held, Division Bench ought to have given its findings not only on the conclusiveness of the suit agreement but also on the remaining issues including the issues of collusion between the defendants and
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