Supreme Court of India
Central Govt. of India v. Raj Devi Alias Raj Kumari & Anr.
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Interest – Payable on solatium – The decree was put in execution and the Execution Court had passed the order w hich is impugned by the appellant, by which the appellant i s directed to pay interest on solatium from the date the 1st resp ondent was deprived of her possession – The dispute in question whi ch arises for consideration is whether interest is payable on solatium from the date possession was taken from the 1st respondent – The ph ysical possession was taken on 16.06.1990 – The contention of the appellant, however, is that this is a case where the pr inciple which was enunciated by
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