Supreme Court of India
M/s Mongia Realty and Buildwell Private Limited v. Manik Sethi
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Limitation Act, 1963 – Issue of Limitation – Preliminary i ssue – Disputed question of facts – The case of the appel lant was that the respondent had requested appellant to grant a b usiness loan from time to time and the request was acceded – Respondent p artly discharged the liability, however, failed to pay outstanding a mount – The appellant instituted a suit for recovery against the respondent– The respondent filed written statement – The respondent deni ed that there were any loan transactions, and on the contra ry, set up the plea that the transactions between the parties pertain to
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