Supreme Court of India
Satyender and Ors. v. Saroj and Ors
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Or.VIII, r.6A – Counter Claim – Plaintiffs (respondents) filed suit for declarati on and possession on agricultural land claiming that defendant No. 2 was their te nant who had sub-let the land to his son (defendant No.1), without the consent of the plaintiffs and hence, liable to be evicted – efendant No.2 filing a separate written statement denied that they were ever tenant of the plaintiffs – counter claim was also set up by defendant No. 2 claiming that in addition to the Khasra and Kil la numbers given in the plaint, he was also in possession of two other
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