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Supreme Court: Decree Against Plaintiff by Default Bars New Suit on Same Cause of Action - (10 Sep 2019)

CIVIL

Supreme Court has ruled that the decree against Plaintiffs by default bars fresh suit on the same cause of action by their successors in title. The Court observed that the purchaser was sailing in the same boat as that of the Original Plaintiffs, he cannot be said to be having better rights than the Original Plaintiffs.

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