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Delhi HC: Common Order for Summoning Cannot be Passed When Parties are Unrelated - (20 Nov 2020)

CIVIL

Delhi High Court has clarified that a common order for summoning Respondents, in different cases filed by a common Petitioner, cannot be passed when the Respondent parties are unrelated.

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