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Delhi HC: In-Camera Proceedings Can be Allowed in Appropriate Cases U/S 151 of CPC - (10 Feb 2023)

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Delhi High Court while observing that merely because there is no express provision in CPC regarding in-camera proceedings doesn’t mean that such proceedings can’t be allowed by court, has held that the same can be allowed to be held in appropriate cases under section 151 CPC.

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