2019, dated 07.11.2019,
asking her to submit declaratory decree.
2. The brief facts of the case, according to the applicant, are that ... sent a letter in her favour suggesting to file a
declaratory decree suit before the competent Court, and she
accordingly has filed Succession
respondents
issued vide letter dated 11.01.2018 directing them to produce a Declaratory
Decree from the competent court of law for seeking terminal benefits.
3. Brief ... Despite the said representations, the respondents directed the
applicants to produce declaratory decree from the competent civil court.
Aggrieved over the same, the present
mentioned shall be computed as follows:--
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(iv) In suits--
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for a declaratory decree and
consequential relief.
--(c) to obtain a declaratory decree or
order, where ... substantive relief is claimed
though clothed in the garb of a declaratory
decree with a consequential relief, the Court is
entitled to see what
share to each applicant and further directed to submit
'declaratory decree issued by a competent court of law declaring the
applicants as legally wedded ... also exist. Therefore, the respondents, advising the
applicants to bring 'declaratory decree issued by a competent court of
law' is illegal and arbitrary
legally wedded wife of
late Sri N.Goutam by obtaining a declaratory decree from competent Court
of law duly impleading the 4th respondent. Aggrieved over ... pension and death benefits, rival parties
were advised to obtain a declaratory decree from the competent Civil
Court. Late employee, while he was alive
been vested with the
power to grant a declaratory decree. The Electricity Act 2003
is a complete code for generation, supply, transmission,
distribution and trading
Specific Relief Act states the cases in which a declaratory decree may be given. By this section any person entitled to any legal character ... this suit are not entitled to sue the Crown for these declaratory reliefs because the Crown has not denied their title, nor is it interested
settled that District Forum
has no jurisdiction to pass any such declaratory decree.
6. Aggrieved by the order of the District Forum, respondent filed
Constitution, had been created by the Courts decree dated January 30, 1967 in favour of the appellant and against the State, and that since ... Courts decree would show that it was not a money decree, raising a judgment-debt; it was a declaratory decree, declaring that the respondents
down by this
Court, it is clear that if the earlier declaratory decree
which is sought to be made the basis of res judicata ... time the issue comes up for
reconsideration such earlier declaratory decree cannot
be held to be res judicata in a subsequent case unless,
of course
