Supreme Court of India
Tulsan v. Pyare Lal and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In the result, the appeal RSA no. 151 of 1994 which is against the dismissal of the counter claim is partly allowed as indicated herein above whereas the other appeal RSA No. 150 of 1994 is dismissed.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s.47, Order 23, Rule I-Suit for declaration with regard to shares in property allocated in a consent decree passed in a suit for injunction-Held, in view of provisions of s.47, subsequent suit is clearly barred- consent decree remains valid unless it is set aside-It would be binding on parties Although principles of res judicata stricto sensu would not apply, principles of estoppel would apply - consent decree in terms of Order 2 3, r.1 need not be confined to relief prayed or subject matter of suit-It would be binding on parties and on revenue
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