Supreme Court of India
K.K. Velusamy v. N. Palanisamy
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CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908: s.151 and Order 18, Rule 17 - Applications by defendant c seeking to reopen evidence and to recall PWs for further cross-examination - Suit for specific performance of agreement of sale - Applications filed after closure of evidence on the ground of admissions made by witnesses subsequently in conversation recorded on a Compact Disc 0 - Rejected by trial court - Order upheld by High Court in revision petitions - HELD: Neither the trial court nor the High court considered the question whether it was a fit case for exercise of discretion u/s 151 or Order 18 Rule
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- 2016 Gayathri v. M. Girish
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