Supreme Court of India
Asian Hotels (north) Ltd. v. Alok Kumar Lodha & Ors
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Civil Procedure Code, 1908 – Or.I, r.10 & Or.VI, r. 17 – Amendment of Plaint – Joinder of Necessary and Prope r Party – The appellant granted licenses for individual shops to various shopkeepers including respondent – Notice of revocation of license was served by the appellant to the respondents – suit for declaration was instituted by the respondents for decla ration that the license granted in respect of shop/ premises is ir revocable and perpetual – During the pendency of the aforesaid suit, the resp ondent filed application for amendment of the plaint for challenging various mortgages
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