Supreme Court of India
Haryana Vidyut Parsaran Nigam Limited & Anr. v. Gulshan Lal & Ors.
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Civil Procedure Code, 1908 - s.47 - Suit praying for decree of declaration in regard to entitlement to receive higher pay scales and a decree of mandatory injunction directing c release/payment of higher pay scales with interest from due date - Decreed by Civil Court - Execution petition moved by decree-holder- Objection to, by judgment-debtor - Held: On -> facts, the decree-holder legally would not have been entitled to the reliefs prayed for by it - However, as the decree passed has attained finality, the Executing Court is directed to execute the decree strictly in terms thereof.
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