Supreme Court of India
Manisha Lalwani v. D.V. Paul
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that there is no reason D why the Executing Court shall not proceed with execution of the decree passed on 4th of May, 2006, and accordingly, we direct the Executing Court to proceed with the execution case passed on 4th of May, 2006.
Judgment, page 3
From the headnote
Rent Control - Conditional decree pa,ssed by High Court - Tenant directed to deposit Rs.10,0001- in trial court within 4 months or else trial court directed to pass decree of eviction c - Application for extension of time to deposit the amount - Disposed of, by High Court with direction to Executing Court to conduct inquiry as to whether maid servant of the decree holder had received a bank draft of Rs. 10, 0001 - on his behalf from the tenant - Held: For executing the decree, it was not necessary to hold an inquiry whether in fact the maid-servant had received the bank draft or not because
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