Supreme Court of India
Saroj Anand & Ors. v. Prahlad Rai Anand & Ors.
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Practice and procedure - Concession by counsel - Binding effect of - Held: Counsel can make concession on c question of law as also on facts which would be binding on the parties - Decree can be passed on the basis of such concession of parties in terms of 0. XX/I, r. 6 CPC - On facts preliminary decree was passed on basis of statement made by counsel - Parties were present in the court when order was passed and could instruct their counsel - Subsequently, parties acted upon it- Thus, they cannot take a contrary stand afterwards - It was for them to spell out the purported misunderstanding
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