Supreme Court of India
Ila Vipin Pandya v. Smita Ambalal Patel & Anr.
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Bombay High Court (Original Side) Rules, 1980 - rr267 and 268 - Certified copy of document - Entitlement to - c Appellant filed Testamentary Petition - Respondent No. 1 filed caveat - Testamentary Petition converted into Testamentary Suit - Appellant sought for discharge of Respondent No.2, her counsel in the suit - Respondent No. 2 discharged - She filed Miscellaneous Application in the Testamentary suit alleging that Appellant had committed perjury - Chamber Summons .taken out by Respondent No.1 seeking certified copy of the said Miscellaneous Application rejected by Single Judge of High
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