Supreme Court of India
Daljit Kaur and Anr. v. Muktar Steels Pvt. Ltd.
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Code of Civil Proce.dure, 1908- s. 96(3) and OrderXL/11 r. 1 . - Appeal against consent decree - Maintainability - Held: When decree is passed on the basis of compromise ' without raising any dispute to the compromise, appea(.would not be maintainable - But if the decree is passed after holding an enquiry with regard to the validity of the compromise, decree cannot be called consent decree, and hence appeal would be maintainable - In the facts of the present case, the High Court rightly held that the decree was consent decree. ' Appellant No.1-Plaintiff filed a suit against the
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