Supreme Court of India
Reena Sadh v. Anjana Enterprises
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above we set aside both the orders of the courts below and allow the application under Order IX Rule G.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
Delhi High Court Rules - Rule 6 Chapter 13 - Compliance with - Transfer of recovery suit from High Court to subordinate court on enhancement of pecuniary jurisdiction c - Absence of notice of transfer of suit to defendant no 3 - Ex parte decree - Application ulo. 9 r 13 - Dismissed by courts below - Held: Not correct - In absence of notice courts below not justified in passing ex parte decree :... Strict compliance of Rule 6 Chapter 13 was required - Registrar of Delhi High Court and court presiding-Additional District Judge were duty bound to see that decree was passed only after proper
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