Supreme Court of India
M/s. Sherali Khan Mohamed Manekia v. The State of Maharashtra and Others
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - Or. 40 - Court receiver - Continuance of - After disposal of the appeal - Permissibility - Held: Ordinarily the function of Receiver comes to an end with the final decision of the case - However, even after the final decision the Court has discretion to take further assistance of the Receiver - Jn the instant case, since the decree-holder had kept the decree in execution for recovery of possession, the executing court could have taken assistance of the Receiver only for affecting delivery of possession and not more than that. Dismissing the appeals, the Court
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