Munsif at
Luxettipet, dated 10.03.1989, makes it clear that they are
collusive decrees and until and unless the said decrees are
registered under Section ... decrees that were obtained by
respondent Nos.5 to 7 herein are not valid, either for want of
registration or on the ground of collusion
Defendant no. 1 and Defendants no. 5 & 6 were collusive and
the plaintiff in these circumstances sought withdrawal of the suit
before Ld. Civil ... Defendants no. 5 & 6 and the consequent
collusive decrees are null and void, illegal, collusive and are
liable to be set aside
possession of the property and that the suit was
decreed in collusion between the plaintiff/decree-holder and
her brothers, exercised discretion and stayed
evidence of any collusion and the
learned Courts below erred in holding that the suit was collusive.
of
No adverse inference should be drawn against ... supported the
judgments and decrees on merits and submitted that the suit filed
.
by the plaintiff was collusive. No decree of declaration could have
been
misrepresentation in the
plaint in obtaining the consent decrees. It is stated that the decrees are
null and void and unenforceable in law as also ... evident that there are
allegations of fraud and collusion in obtaining the earlier decrees with
respect to part of the suit properties. It is also
2002 filed by DHr. against JDrs. for
possession of suit property was decreed on 03.12.2005.
To execute said decree, DHr. filed
Ex.Petition.no.15054 ... connected with suit schedule property
and in collusion with JDrs. with intention to defraud
Objector and misled Court by getting ex-parte decree
and judgment
2002 filed by DHr. against JDrs. for
possession of suit property was decreed on 03.12.2005.
To execute said decree, DHr. filed
Ex.Petition.no.15054 ... connected with suit schedule property
and in collusion with JDrs. with intention to defraud
Objector and misled Court by getting ex-parte decree
and judgment
decreed in
favour of the plaintiff.
2.4. Thereafter, one of the sons of Abbai Naidu viz., Deenadayalan
and his grandson viz., Parthasarathy filed collusive suit ... judis
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collusive suit and the same was decreed. On the strength of the said decree,
the suit property encumbered
decreed in
favour of the plaintiff.
2.4. Thereafter, one of the sons of Abbai Naidu viz., Deenadayalan
and his grandson viz., Parthasarathy filed collusive suit ... judis
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collusive suit and the same was decreed. On the strength of the said decree,
the suit property encumbered
terms, "collusive" refers to an agreement or consent, and it
often has a negative connotation. However, the expression
'collusive' unless ... others (1971)
1 SCC 707 to hold that a collusive suit cannot be decreed. This
Court has carefully read the aforesaid judgment. In that suit
