Supreme Court of India
Gayathri Women Welfare Association v. Gowramma and Anr.
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In view of the above, the matter regarding hudbust and fixing of boundaries and rights of interest over the respective portions of the land between the vendors of the appellants on the one hand and the respondents had attained finality.
Judgment, page 14
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - Order VI, Rule 17 - Application for amendment of pleading at the stage of:appeal from the original decree - Maintainability of - Suit filed by appellant for permanent injunction decreed - Defendant respondent sought to introduce counter claim for recovery of possession at the stage of appeal - Prayer allowed by High Court - Held: The High Court was not justified in permitting o the respondents to raise the counter claim at a stage after the issues had been framed by the trial court - Permitting a counter claim at this stage would reopen the decree granted by
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