Supreme Court of India
P. R. Yelumalai v. N.M. Ravi
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We are of the opinion that dealing with the question as to which Court had the jurisdiction to decide this point, will be an exercise in futility.
Judgment, page 12
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Decree: Execution of - Decree holder did not make the deposit within the time stipulated by court nor the deposit c of balance consideration was made through the mode as stipulated by court - Payment made after stipulated date - Execution application dismissed by trial court- Held: Since decree holder failed to comply with the terms of decree, suit stood dismissed automatically - Decree holder was rightly held to be not entitled to seek execution of decree which does not exist in the eyes of law. Disposing of the appeals, the Court HELD: The judgment passed by the trial court showed that the
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