Supreme Court of India
M/s. John Impex (pvt.) Ltd. & Anr. v. Athul Kapur & Ors
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - Order 9 r. 13 - Suit for eviction - Decided ex-parte against the tenant- Setting aside of the ex-parte decree sought - Held: The facts of the case c show, that the intention of the tenant was to delay the court proceed[ngs - Possession of the suit premises delivered to the landlord and partition thereof effected as per court order between co-sharers - Tenant not entitled to any kind of relief. suit for eviction praying also for recovery of arrears of rent, was filed by respondents-landlord against the appellant-tenant before High Court. The case was posted for
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