Supreme Court of India
Lekh Raj (dead) through L.rs. & Ors. v. Ranjit Singh & Ors.
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We are of the view that the submission urged by the appellants questioning the decree as being nullity is devoid of any merit and deserves rejection.
Judgment, page 9
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Punjab Custom (Power to Contest) Act. 1920 - Suit for declaration filed in respect of land- Trial court dismissed the suit - However, appellate court decreed the suit in favour of respondent which became final as it was not challenged by appellants - Execution application - Challenged by judgment debtor-appellants - Executing court allowed the execution application - On appeal, appellate court and revisional court affirmed the order of executing court - In the instant appeal, judgment debtor-appellants raised objection that th'e decree was rendered nullity in the light of amendment made in
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