Supreme Court of India
Gurmukh Singh v. Jaswant Kaur
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Suit - Suit for recovery - Execution of pronote and receipt by the respondent in favour of the appellant - Failure of the respondent to repay the amount - Suit filed by the appellant for recovery of the amount - Rejected by all. three the courts below on the finding that the documents were not duly stamped and that the stamps affixed on the pronote were removed from another document - Interference with - Held: Findings of the courts below are findings of fact and cannot be interfered with - The pronote in question cannot be taken into consideration - Indian Stamps Act, 1899. CIVl'l APPELLATE
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