Supreme Court of India
Harbans Singh & Ors. v. Sant Hari Singh & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - s.11 - Res-judicata - Applicability of - Consolidated suits with common dispute - c Order passed in one of the suits not challenged in appeal - Permissibility to challenge the order passed in the other suit - Held : Such challenge is barred by res-judicata as the order in the other suit having not been challenged attained finality. Pursuant to a dispute between Management Committee and Mohtmim of a Gurudwara, over the management rights of the Gurudwara, Management Committee as well as respondent-Mohtmim filed separate suits. Appellant No.1 was the Vice -
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