agreement has not been marked as a document. The Court has merely
decreed the suit on the ground that the second respondent/ defendant
has submitted ... done, the Courts will be used by parties to obtain collusive decrees.
17. This Court has absolutely no hesitation to interfere with the
judgment
Gems ('Meer Gemsr) ("the tenants"), and have obtained collusive orders/decrees to
not disturb their possession by playing fraud on the Court ... hardly contended by the tenants that the orders/decrees were not collusive and/or that
no fraud was played by the tenants
2011 partition deeds or obtained collusive
decrees of the Court between 20 December 2004 and 8
September 2005 to deprive daughters of their rights
same and, at any rate, they appear to be collusive
decrees between two private parties, as the defendants failed to establish that
they had valid
shagun' in the marriage Gurmail Kaur and Pritpal Singh,
judgments and decrees, written statements, jamabandies and
mortgage deed etc. On the other hand, defendants examined ... Singh could not have alienated the property by
way of consent/collusive decrees as it was ancestral. Both the Courts
below abdicated in not referring
have taken a different stand.
According to the petitioner, decrees have been obtained by collusion. Case of
the petitioner, in short is that, the properties ... India, Writ Court cannot go into the question, as to
whether decrees are collusive or not. That apart, the question as to whether
deed dated
22.1.2007 are illegal, and contending that the first defendant in collusion with
the defendants 2 and 4, had grabbed his property, filed ... defendants, framed the issues in full, including
the alleged fraud and collusion, and decreed the suit as prayed for. Following
are the findings regarding
decree obtained by the
defendants 2 to 5 is only collusive, and decreed the suit. Being
aggrieved with the judgment and decree, the 2nd defendant ... only
in order to avoid the execution of sale deed, they have collusively
filed a suit and obtained a decree, and held that the decree
include an additional cause of action that
the earlier decrees were obtained by fraud and collusion and
not binding on the opposite party.
The amendment ... cause of action would be an assertion
that an earlier decrees is fictitious, collusive and not binding
the plaintiff/opposite party. Even assuming
Whereas the suit filed against the mortgager/borrower was
decreed because it appears to be collusive suit as mortgager was none else
than the real
