M.C.JAIN
Kana Ram – Appellant
Versus
State of Rajasthan (55) – Respondent
2. It is contended by the learned counsel for the defendant-petitioner that the learned trial court has acted with material irregularity in rejecting the said application as the plaintiff-non-petitioner Pukhraj clearly admitted in his earlier statement dated 21.06.1980 given in another suit Pukhraj vs. Shakuntala Devi that the defendant-petitioner Kana Ram was his tenant and not a sub-tenant. He further contended that it is expedient and necessary in the interest of justice to confront the plaintiff Pukh Raj with his said statement dated 21.06.1980, the trial court has taken a very technical view of the matter and the rules of procedure are handmaid of justice. He relied upon (1) Suresh Kumar v. Baldev Raj.
3. In reply, it has been contended by the learned counsel for the plaintiff non-petitioner Pukh Raj that the defendant-petitioner previously mo
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