Supreme Court of India
Jayaprakash & Anr. v. T. S. David & Ors.
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Code of Civil Pr ocedure, 1908 – Or .IX, r.13 – Setting aside of ex par te decr ee – Suit for specific performance of agr eement for sale of suit pr oper ty filed by appellants on the gr ound that respondents-defendant nos.1 and 2 failed to complete sale transaction as per the terms of agr eement despite taking the advance money fr om appellants and instead sold the suit pr oper ties to defendant nos.3 and 4 – Respondents r emained ex par te since inception – Ex-parte decr ee passed against r espondents jointly and severally – Defendant no.3 and 4 applied for setting aside the ex parte decr
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