SA/350/1999 of FORHAD ALI MOLLA vs MAYA DAS
Calcutta High CourtSA
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The Calcutta High Court decided this matter on 25 July 2019. The registry identifies it as CNR WBCHCA0053831999. It was heard by Justice Subhendu Samanta.
The disposal recorded by the registry is "DISMISSED FOR DEFAULT".
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| Court | Calcutta High Court |
|---|---|
| Record type | SA |
| Case number | CNR WBCHCA0053831999 |
| Date of decision | |
| Decision year | 2019 |
| Bench | HON'BLE JUSTICE SUBHENDU SAMANTA |
| Petitioner | FORHAD ALI MOLLA |
| Respondent | MAYA DAS |
| Disposal | DISMISSED FOR DEFAULT |
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