Supreme Court of India
Guru Granth Saheb Sthan Meerghat Vanaras v. Ved Prakash and Ors.
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Evidence Act, 1872 - ss.40 to 43 - Simultaneous proceedings in Criminal as well as civil court between same parties and in respect of same property - Stay of the proceedings in civil court, during pendency of the trial - Held: Grant of stay was not correct - Even in case of conflicting decisions in civil and criminal courts, such an eventuality cannot be taken as a relevant consideration - In the facts of the case also there is no likelihood of any embarrassment to defendants and the outcome of civil court will also not prejudice their defence in criminal case. Appellant filed FIR against
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