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The petitioner, Balu Shankarrao Patode, challenged the order of the Joint Civil Judge that impleaded Respondent No.2 in his specific performance suit against Respondent No.1 concerning a sale of a property in Udgir. The petitioner argued that Respondent No.2 was a stranger to the contract and that …
The petitioners, original defendants, challenged a lower court order that allowed a third party to be added as a co-plaintiff in a suit for specific performance concerning a development agreement. The original plaintiff had assigned its rights to the third party before filing the suit, and the …
The plaintiff, Suresh Shah Sisodiya, who became landlord of a tenanted premises in 2008, filed an eviction suit in the Small Cause Court alleging rent arrears and seeking possession. The defendant tenant denied the landlord's title, presenting a competing chain of title. The trial court found a …
The dispute concerned the right of two neighbouring parties to use a lane connecting their houses. Respondents filed a suit for injunction which was dismissed, and the order was appealed; the appellants then filed a second appeal before the High Court. During the pendency of that appeal, respondents …
In the Bihar Legislative Assembly election, Chandra Kishore Jha filed an election petition challenging Mahavir Prasad's election. The petition was handed to the Bench Clerk on 16 May 1995, the last day of the 45‑day limitation period, but the designated election judge and the bench hearing civil …
Mahabir Prasad, the landlord, executed a deed in 1966 granting the rent benefits of certain premises to his grandsons and their mother, Smt. Sulochana Devi, and instructed the tenants to pay rent to her. He later executed a cancellation deed in 1970, revoking that benefit, and sued the tenants for …
M.S. Jagadambal, the widow of Nagappa Naicker, sued the Southern Indian Education Trust and others to recover a low‑lying, seasonally submerged parcel of land (described as a "pit" or "Pallam") that her husband had purchased in 1929. She claimed continuous possession by her husband and herself and …
