Supreme Court of India
B. L. Kashyap and Sons Ltd v. M/s Jms Steels and Power Corporation & Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or. XXXVII – Summary Suits – Leave to defend – Plaintiff-respondent no.1 is re gistered partnership firm, manufacturer and supplier of iron and steel products – It had supplied 200 tons of steel to def endant no.1 which was a real estate firm – Supply was made in te rms of two purchase orders as raised by appellant-defendant No .2, who was contractor working with defendant no. 1 – On failur e to make requisite payment, plaintiff filed summary suit by making the defendants jointly and severally liable – Trial Cou rt declined to grant “leave to defend” to both
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