Supreme Court of India
Bandekar Brothers Private Ltd. Etc. v. M/s. V.G. Quenim & Ors.
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For the reasons stated by the Civil Judge, this Court by order dated 27.04.2007 extended the time to decide the suit within three months. p) On 18.09.2007, the trial Court commenced the G arguments in Special Civil Suit No.21/2000/A. The respondent filed an application dated 28.09.2007 to withdraw the special Civil Suit No.1 of 2003.
Judgment, page 7
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Remand - Recovery suits as also various· applications filed by appellant against respondent - Orders passed by trial court, High Court and Supreme Court in the matter on different occasions - Remand of the matter to the trial court for de novo consideration of the applications filed by the appellants, by the High Court - Interference with - Held: Considering the various disputes, orders passed by the courts and in order to shorten the litigation, taking note of the stand taken by the respondents in the form of an affidavit that the property which was the subject matter of the undertaking
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