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Suit for permanent injunction – Co-sharer – A co-sharer cannot claim exclusive possession without a formal partition by metes and bounds. The vendee’s right to possession arises only after partition, ensuring fair division among all co-owners. 2010 PLRonline 0103 PH

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Judgment in rem

Judgment in rem - Like judgments passed in Probate, insolvency, matrimonial or guardianship or other similar proceedings, is admissible in...

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Evidence – Judgment – Admissibility of

Evidence Act, S. 40, S. 41 S. 42, S. 43, S. 13 - Judgments of courts are admissible in evidence...

CIVIL

Evidence – Judgment – Admissibility of

Evidence Act, S. 32, Evidence Act, S. 32(5), Judgment – Admissibility of - (1) A judgment in rem e.g judgments...

Evidence Act

No judgment which was not inter partes or the one to which neither the plaintiff nor the defendant were parties could be used in evidence for any purpose

Full Bench of the Madras High Court in Tripurana Seethapathi Rao Dora v. Rokkam Venkanna Dora AIR 1922 Mad 71 where Kumaraswami Sastri,...

Evidence Act

Judgment not inter partes – No judgment which was not inter partes or the one to which neither the plaintiff nor the defendant were parties could be used in evidence for any purpose

This principle was reiterated in the case of Coca-Cola Company of Canada Ltd. v. Pepsi-Cola Company of Canada Ltd. AIR 1942...

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Judgment not inter partes

In John Cokrane v. Hurrosoondurri Debia 1854-57 6 MIA 494 Lord Justice Bruce while dealing with the question of admissibility of a judgment...

Practice and Procedure

Dictionaries can always be referred to in order to ascertain not only the meaning of a word but also the general use of it.

Coca-Cola Company of Canada Ltd. v. Pepsi-Cola Company of Canada Ltd. AIR 1942 PC 40 it was clearly held that Dictionaries...

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Companies Act S. 630 – term ‘property of the company’

Companies Act, 1956, Section 630 - The term 'property of the company' has to be construed widely having regard to...

Companies Act

Companies Act S. 630 – pendency of the civil suit and any interim relief’s granted therein would not bar criminal prosecution under Section 630

Companies Act, 1956 , Section 630 - Civil court has, in spite of there being no bona fide dispute, issued...

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CrPC S. 397(2) -High Court may exercise its inherent powers under S. 482 to set aside an interlocutory order, notwithstanding the bar under S. 397(2)

Criminal Procedure Code, Section 397(2) , 482 - Section 397(2) of the Cr.P.C provides that the High Court's powers of...

Negotiable Instruments Act

While interpreting the provisions of a statute, the court avoids rejection or addition of words and resorts to that only in exceptional circumstances to achieve the purpose of the Act or give purposeful meaning.

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All the rules of procedure are the handmaid of justice.

Suit for permanent injunction – Co-sharer – A co-sharer cannot claim exclusive possession without a formal partition by metes and bounds. The vendee’s right to possession arises only after partition, ensuring fair division among all co-owners. 2010 PLRonline 0103 PH

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Various Acts

Judgment in rem

Evidence – Judgment – Admissibility of

Evidence – Judgment – Admissibility of

No judgment which was not inter partes or the one to which neither the plaintiff nor the defendant were parties could be used in evidence for any purpose

Judgment not inter partes – No judgment which was not inter partes or the one to which neither the plaintiff nor the defendant were parties could be used in evidence for any purpose

Judgment not inter partes

Dictionaries can always be referred to in order to ascertain not only the meaning of a word but also the general use of it.

Companies Act S. 630 – term ‘property of the company’

Companies Act S. 630 – pendency of the civil suit and any interim relief’s granted therein would not bar criminal prosecution under Section 630

CrPC S. 397(2) -High Court may exercise its inherent powers under S. 482 to set aside an interlocutory order, notwithstanding the bar under S. 397(2)

NIA S. 138 – cheques were given by way of security

‘general provision should yield to special provision’

Double Jeopardy

A prior general Act may be effected by a subsequent particular or a special Act

While interpreting the provisions of a statute, the court avoids rejection or addition of words and resorts to that only in exceptional circumstances to achieve the purpose of the Act or give purposeful meaning.

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