Supreme Court of India
K.S. Krishna Sarma v. Kifayat Ali
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: c lmpleadment of legal representative in a proceeding for declaration of title and possession - Suit decreed by trial Court in favour of plaintiff without impleading daughter of deceased defendant No.2 - Matter remanded by Single Judge of High Court to trial Court holding the decree defective, as passed, in absence of one of the legal representatives of defendant No.2 - Re-hearing by trial Court - Defendant No.1 adducing additional evidence by introducing several documents - Held: Not allowed in view of clarificatory order passed by Single Judge of the High
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