Supreme Court of India
The Corporation of Madras & Anr. v. M. Parthasarathy & Ors.
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In view of the foregoing discussion the appeals succeed and are allowed.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – O.41, r.27, O.41, r .25 and O.41, r.23- – Additional document – Respondents-plaintiffs clai med to be the owners of the suit land – They filed civil suits for permanent injunction against the appellants-defendants – Civi l suits were dismissed by the trial Court – Aggrieved, respondents-plainti ffs filed first appeals along with an application u/O.41, r.27 .P. . to file additional documents – First Appellate Court not only allowed the application u/O.41, r.27 .P. . but further placed re liance on the additional evidence tendered by the respondents-pla intiffs
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