Supreme Court of India
S. Satnam Singh & Ors. v. Surender Kaur & Anr.
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Code of Ciltil Procedure, 1908 - ss. 2(2) and 97 - Partition suit =.. ·Inclusion of property in, after passing of preliminary decree - Permissibility - Held: Ordinarily a suit . for partial partition may not be entertained - But to do complete justice, subsequent events after passing of preliminary decree can be taken into account - On facts, since the addition of property was sought prior to passing of the decree in Written Statement, failure to pass decree in respect of that property was a mistake of the court .... s. 97 is not a bar to amend a decree to rectify the mistake of the court.
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