Supreme Court of India
Indu Bhushan v. Munnu Lal and Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908; Or. V r.9 and O.XLI rr.14 and 21: Service of Notice-Requirement of-Held: Service through process of Court mandatory-Endorsement as to service of notice by Process server sufficient to show service of notice-No material placed before Courts below to show endorsement so made by process server false/erroneous-Hence findings of Courts below about service of notice and dismissal of appeal do not suffer from any infirmity to warrant interference-Practice and Procedure-Appeal-Notice. Respondent no. I instituted a suit for specific performance of a contract The
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