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Union Of India vs Sri Sarada Mills Ltd on 28 September, 1972

At equity, however, each such transaction was considered on its merits, and if it was found to be tainted with champerty or maintenance it would be struck down. However, equity would not 'emulate the hysteria of the common law in smelling out maintenance where no maintenance was'. It was held that the basis of s 6(e) is this rule of English Law. The Supreme Court, in Union of India v. Sri Sara Mills Ltd, has held that:
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