Supreme Court of India
Harjas Ral Makhija (d) Thr. Lrs. v. Pushparani Jain & Anr.
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Fraud - Suit alleging that the defendant had obtained decree in her favour fraudulently by non-disclosure of necessary and relevant facts or concealment of material facts - Held: mere concealment or non-disclosure without intent to deceive or a bald allegation of fraud without proof and intent to deceive would not render a decree as fraudulent - It is only after evidence is led, coupled with intent to deceive, that a conclusion of fraud could be arrived at - Fraud must be proved and not merely alleged or inferred - The plaintiff had an opportunity to prove allegation of fraud in the previous
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