Supreme Court of India
Sobha Singh and Sons Pvt. Ltd. v. Shashi Mohan Kapur (deceased) Thr. L.R.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that the execution petition filed by the appellant is maintainable and was, therefore, rightly allowed by the Executing Court by rejecting the objections raised by the respondent except with two modifications indicated above.
Judgment, page 19
From the headnote
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or . XX, r r. 6, 6A & 7, Or. 21, rr.2, 11(2) & (3) and Or . XXIII, r .3 and ss. 35- , 151 – Appellant- landlord is the decr ee holder and the r espondent is the judgment debtor – Appellant let out the suit house to the father of the original respondent – Appellant filed suit in 2009 against the r espondent inter alia for his eviction fr om the suit house – Respondent compr omised the matter– Suit disposed of in terms of the said compromise– Respondent filed application for extension of time to vacate the suit house – Allowed– Respondent filed another
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