Advocates:
Advocate Appeared:
For the Petitioner: J Ugranarasimha
For the Respondent: C Raghu, Gp For Arbitration (Ap),C Raghu

Question 1? How to determine whether a purchaser who claims through a private party with no saleable interest is a necessary or proper party in a suit for permanent injunction against the Government when the property admittedly belongs to the Government? Question 2? What is the scope of Order I Rule 10 CPC to implead a third party as a necessary or proper party in a suit for injunction against the Government, and when should such impleadment be refused to avoid multiplicity or ruse? Question 3? What considerations govern whether a person who obtained a decree from a prior private sale can be impleaded as a party in a Government-involving property dispute and when their presence is or is not necessary for adjudication?

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Question 1?

How to determine whether a purchaser who claims through a private party with no saleable interest is a necessary or proper party in a suit for permanent injunction against the Government when the property admittedly belongs to the Government?

Question 2?

What is the scope of Order I Rule 10 CPC to implead a third party as a necessary or proper party in a suit for injunction against the Government, and when should such impleadment be refused to avoid multiplicity or ruse?

Question 3?

What considerations govern whether a person who obtained a decree from a prior private sale can be impleaded as a party in a Government-involving property dispute and when their presence is or is not necessary for adjudication?