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CSA/287/2024 of KAPIL SON OF SHRI KISHAN LAL vs PURAN MAL SON OF SHRI RAM SWAROOP

High Court of RajasthanCSA

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The High Court of Rajasthan decided this matter on 14 October 2025. The registry identifies it as CNR RJHC020496022024. It was heard by Justice Sudesh Bansal.

The disposal recorded by the registry is "Disposed of by mutual agreement with conditions for vacating and payment".

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CourtHigh Court of Rajasthan
Record typeCSA
Case numberCNR RJHC020496022024
Date of decision
Decision year2025
BenchSUDESH BANSAL
PetitionerKAPIL SON OF SHRI KISHAN LAL
RespondentPURAN MAL SON OF SHRI RAM SWAROOP
DisposalDisposed of by mutual agreement with conditions for vacating and payment

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