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FA/930/1999 of SMT. SHAMIM AKHATAR W/O SADDRUDDIN SAYYAD vs MANVEERSINGH S/O KARTARSINGH AND ORS

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The Bombay High Court decided this matter on 27 April 2005. The registry identifies it as CNR HCBM010331871999. It was heard by Justice D.G. Deshpande.

The disposal recorded by the registry is "Partially allowed; compensation enhanced to Rs.1,00,000".

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CourtBombay High Court
Record typeFA
Case numberCNR HCBM010331871999
Date of decision
Decision year2005
BenchHON'BLE SHRI JUSTICE D.G. DESHPANDE
PetitionerSMT. SHAMIM AKHATAR W/O SADDRUDDIN SAYYAD
RespondentMANVEERSINGH S/O KARTARSINGH AND ORS.
DisposalPartially allowed; compensation enhanced to Rs.1,00,000

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