Supreme Court of India
The Central Provident Fund Commissioner, New Delhi and Ors. v. Lala J.R. Education Society and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - 0. VII, r.11 - Rejection of Plaint - Dismissal of suit - Civil suit filed by respondents - Application of appellant u/O. VIL r.11 rejected - Appellant seeking dismissal of sui-t at the threshold, stating crucial facts were suppressed in plaint - Held: On an application filed u/ 0. V/Lr.11, .P. , the Civil court can only see the pleadings in the plaint and not anything else including written statement - Rejection of plaint on institutional grounds is different from dismissal of a . suit at pre-trial stage on the ground of maintainability- For dismissal on a
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