Supreme Court of India
Solomon Selvaraj & Ors. v. Indirani Bhagawan Singh & Ors.
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Code of Civil Pr ocedure, 1908: Or .33 – Suits for declaration of title and r ecovery of possession – Application u/Or .33 r.1 to sue as an indigent person – T rial cour t and High Cour t r ejected the application on the gr ound that the suit is abuse of pr ocess of law and the court is barred by res judicata – On appeal, held: Application seeking permission to sue as an indigent person can be r ejected on the grounds mentioned in Or.33 r.5 which includes the gr ounds where the allegations in the application do not show a cause of action and wher e the suit is bar red by law (Or .33 r r.5(d)
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