Supreme Court of India
Seenivasan v. Peter Jebaraj & Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: 0. 1 R. 10 - Person added as defendant - Date of effect of impleadment - Held: Is the date of service of summons - c Transfer of Property Act- s.52- Limitation Act, 1963 - s.21. The original owner of the suit property entered into sale agreement with one ' ' who was father of the appellant. However, he sold the property to 'SA'. ' ' filed suit against the original owner for specific performance t- of sale. An application was filed to implead 'SA' as defendant. 'SA' sold the property to respondent's father under two sale deeds. On 16.4.1984, an application for
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