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APD/333/2014 of RE : SANDHYA RANI SADHUKHAN AND ANR vs SUBHAS CHANDRA SADHUKHAN AND ORS

Calcutta High CourtAPD

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The Calcutta High Court decided this matter on 15 December 2014. The registry identifies it as CNR WBCHCO0044362014. It was heard by Justice Banerjee,hon'Ble Justice Ashis Kumar Chakraborty.

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CourtCalcutta High Court
Record typeAPD
Case numberCNR WBCHCO0044362014
Date of decision
Decision year2014
BenchHON'BLE JUSTICE BANERJEE,HON'BLE JUSTICE ASHIS KUMAR CHAKRABORTY
PetitionerRE : SANDHYA RANI SADHUKHAN AND ANR
RespondentSUBHAS CHANDRA SADHUKHAN AND ORS
DisposalCase scheduled for next hearing with warning

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