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CPC Section 47

2 articlesLatest March 2026
CPC Sections 47 & 146 | Derivative Claimants Bound by Final Decree Even Without Formal Legal Representation : Punjab & Haryana HC
Case Law Analysis
|Punjab and Haryana High Court

CPC Sections 47 & 146 | Derivative Claimants Bound by Final Decree Even Without Formal Legal Representation : Punjab & Haryana HC

The Punjab & Haryana High Court ruled that a person claiming possession through a judgment debtor is bound by a final decree under CPC Sections 47 and 146, even if they were not formally represented in the original proceedings. This decision reinforces that derivative claimants cannot resist execution of a decree merely on technical grounds of non-representation.

Section 47 CPC | Executing Court Must Identify Decretal Property Despite Plaint Schedule Defects : Gauhati HC
Case Law Analysis
|Gauhati High Court

Section 47 CPC | Executing Court Must Identify Decretal Property Despite Plaint Schedule Defects : Gauhati HC

Gauhati High Court reinforces that executing courts cannot reject decree enforcement merely due to technical defects in the plaint schedule, such as outdated boundaries, if the property's identity was admitted during trial. The ruling ensures substantive justice prevails over procedural formalities, protecting decree holders from evasion of valid decrees.