Supreme Court of India
J. Ganapatha and Others v. M/s N. Selvarajalou Chetty Trust Rep. by its Trustees and Others
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For the above reasons and after careful consideration of the record, we see no error or infirmity warranting our interference under Article 136 of the Constitution of India.
Judgment, page 15
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Issue for Consideration Whether the Plaint Schedule stood transferred in favour of one late PC through legal, valid and binding documents; Whether appellant is justified in contending that moulding of relief by the impugned judgment is illegal. Headnotes† Property – Transfer of Property – Auction sale of property – Will – Late SC offered the properties, including the Plaint Schedule, as surety for the realisation of the amounts decreed in favour of the late PC – Surety offered were put on auction – On 04.05.1962, Plaint Schedule was purchased by the late PC through Court auction – However,
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