Supreme Court of India
Ved Pal (d) through Lrs & Ors. v. Prem Devi (d) through Lrs & Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – O. XXIII, r.3- and s.96(3) – High Court disposed of the second appeal in terms of the alleged compromise arrived at between the parties and decreed the suit – Review application filed by appellants, dismissed – Held: High Court did not examine the plea of the appellants prope rly keeping in view the facts alleged in the application and obse rved that the appellants are free to take recourse to other legal remedies – O. XXIII, r.3- bars filing of the suit, while s.96(3) prohibits filing of any appeal, thus, legislative intent does not allow the parties to take
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