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Gujarat High Court Allows Appeal Against Ex-Parte Decree in Summary Suit for Recovery of Goods Price Due to Improper Service of Summons. Service of Summons in Prescribed Form Under Order 37 Rule 3 CPC is Mandatory and Failure to Serve Properly Renders Ex-Parte Decree Liable to Be Set Aside.

The case arises from a commercial dispute between the appellants (defendants) and the respondent (plaintiff) concerning the recovery of money for good...

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Bombay High Court Grants Summary Judgment in Favor of Plaintiff in Commercial Summary Suit for Recovery of Goods Sold and Delivered. Court holds that defendant's defense is sham and moonshine, lacking triable issues, and that the suit is maintainable under Order XXXVII CPC.

The plaintiff, Gini Tex Private Limited, a manufacturer and supplier of cotton and linen fabrics, filed a Commercial Summary Suit under Order XXXVII o...

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High Court of Karnataka Allows Appeal in Summary Suit for Recovery of Money — Defendant Granted Leave to Defend as Triable Issues Exist. The court set aside the decree and remanded the matter for trial, holding that the trial court erred in not granting leave to defend under Order 37 Rule 3(6)(a) CPC.

This appeal by the defendant is directed against the judgment and decree dated January 25, 2010 in O.S. No. 15450/2005 passed by the XXVI Addl. City C...

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Bombay High Court Allows Plaintiff's Summary Suit for Recovery of Contractual Payment in Earth Filling Work Dispute. Court holds that plaintiff proved contract and performance, and defendant failed to prove defence of poor quality or inflated claims.

The plaintiff, Mrs. Prabha P. Shenai, carrying on business as a proprietress in civil construction works under the name M/s. Sterling Engineering Co.,...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Winding-Up Petitions for Non-Prosecution Due to Non-Compliance with Directions. Failure to File Affidavit of Documents and Appear Before Court Leads to Dismissal Under Rule 34 of the Companies (Court) Rules, 1959.

The judgment concerns two company petitions (CP 496/2014 and CP 497/2014) filed by Janak Herkishen Vaswani and Mrs. Renuka Herkishen Vaswani respectiv...