void. But if the same having resulted in grant of a decree, the decree based on compromise was required to be set aside. The compromise ... consent decree, as is well known, is as good as a contested decree. Such a decree must be set aside if it has been passed
with respect to the
affairs of the judgment-debtor.
Restitution of the decree-holder for the loss(es) on account of delay
and obstruction ... shall endeavour to place the decree-holder
in the same position as he would have had been if the decree had been
satisfied soon upon
restitution of excessive area wrongly delivered to
the decree-holder. The respondent decree-holder contested
the application and one of the ground raised was that ... restitution of excessive area wrongly
delivered to the decree-holder. The respondent-decree-holder
contested the above application. Apart from the other
objections
record a compromise, it shall be open to the appellant to contest the decree on the ground that the compromise should or should not have ... appeal against the decree passed in a suit, to contest the decree on the ground that the compromise should or should not have been recorded
record a compromise, it shall be open to the appellant to contest the decree on the ground that the compromise should, or should not, have ... recording a compromise, it shall be open to the appellant to contest the decree on the ground that the compromise should not have been recorded
obvious that the right of treating the decree as a decree of domestic Court which the decree-holder now puts forward is a right given ... decree of an Indian Court subsequent to those amendments. The fact that a decree may have been obtained ex parte or after contest does
merged in the decree of the appellate court, only in so far as the original decree affected the two contesting defendants ... whom had contested the suit, and others had not entered appearance. The contesting defendants preferred an appeal, making the non-contesting defendants parties respondent
eviction of a tenant whether it be compromise ex parte, or contested decree unless a ground Under Section ... When the suit is contested the issue goes to trial. The Court passes a decree for eviction only if it is satisfied on evidence that
other two defendants. On the 24th July, 1908, a decree upon contest was made against the first three defendants, and an ex parte decree against ... appellant after an appeal had been preferred against the decree by the contesting defendants? And, thirdly, was the application barred by limitation
claimed was a joint decree against all of them. The result of the consent decree and of the decree on contest was that there ... decree had been made ex parte took steps to have the decree vacated in so far as she was concerned. The decree, however, remained untouched
