Supreme Court of India
Sanwarlal Agrawal & Ors. v. Ashok Kumar Kothari & Ors.
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Decree – Execution of – Expansion of decree – Impermissibility of – Parties entered into a joint venture agreement fo r a project – Each party brought in 10 crores as loans to finance the project – Respondents bid for the entire 50% shareholding of the appellants for consideration of 36.75 crores which was accepted, reduced in writing by way of email dtd. 28.03.19 – However, disa greement arose as to whether this amount was inclusive of the loa n of 10 crores – Suit filed by respondents for declaration that the agree ment dtd. 28.03.19 was binding on the appellants and for specific
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