Supreme Court of India
Maringmei Acham v. M Maringmet Khuripou
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Abatement of suit – Pro per or not – High Court held that the civil miscellaneous ap peal filed u/Or.XLIII, r.1 of CPC against an order refusing temporary injunction would no longer have to be proceeded with, as the suit was file d by the appellant’ s late father and no steps were taken to implead his legal representatives – As a result, the suit filed by the appellant’s father had abated – Since, the suit from which the appeal arose abated, nothing further survived – Held: circumst ance to be noticed is that appellant’s father died during the pendency of
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