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High Court of Bombay at Goa Dismisses Petition Challenging Impleadment of Purchaser Pendente Lite. Order 1 Rule 10 CPC Impleadment Proper as Purchaser is Necessary Party to Avoid Multiplicity of Proceedings.

The petitioner, Fabrica Da Igreja De Vasco, purchased the suit property from the original defendant No.1 during the pendency of a suit filed by respon...

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Background: The dispute centered around two agricultural lands in Kenchanahalli village originally owned by one Siddagirigowda. His first wife Thopamm...

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High Court Dismisses Second Appeal by Pendente Lite Purchasers in Partition Suit Execution — Objections Under Order XXI Rule 97 Barred Due to Lis Pendens. Consent Decree in Appellate Court Not Proved Collusive; Rigors of Section 52 Transfer of Property Act Apply.

The present second appeal arose from execution proceedings in a partition suit that commenced in 1974. The original plaintiff Shankarrao Kanakdande ha...

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Bombay High Court Examines Whether Temporary Injunction to Restrain Alienation Pending Suit is Necessary Despite Section 52 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882. The Court Revisits Its Earlier Decision in Sharad Mor's Case in the Context of Multiple Appeals from Orders Refusing Injunctions.

These appeals raised a common question about the necessity of granting a temporary injunction to restrain a defendant from creating third party intere...