Supreme Court of India
Dogiparthi Venkata Satish and Anr. v. Pilla Durga Prasad & Ors.
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Issue for Consideration Whether Order XXX Rule 10 CPC in any manner debar a suit filed against the proprietor. Headnotes† Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or. XXX, R.10 and Or. VII, R.11 – Appellant filed a suit for eviction – Defendant no.1 was Aditya Motors (the lessee), a sole proprietorship concern of PDP – An application was filed by appellant u/Or. VI, R.17 CPC seeking amendment of plaint – One of the amendments sought was that the lessee-defendant no.1 be deleted and, in its place, PDP be substituted as representative of the lessee – Amendment was allowed – After the amendment, the
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