Supreme Court of India
Abdul Rehman Shora (dead) by Lrs. & Ors. v. State of J & K & Anr.
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REVISION: Jurisdiction of High Court while deciding a revision c petition arising out of order of executing court - High Court allowing judgment debtors to file certain documents and directing executing court to again get the suit land identified and demarcated - HELD: High Court exceeded its jurisdiction and tried to go behind the decree, which was not permissible - Suit land had already been identified by Commissioners' Report even then High Court held that the land was yet to be identified and demarcated - High Court allowed itself to be swept away by some additional documents filed at
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