Any Person Under Order XXI Rule 97(1) CPC Means All Persons Including Strangers To Original Suit

Case: Sri Kulendra Nath Kakati & Anr. v. Sri Bhabesh Baruah & Ors.

Coram: Justice Robin Phukan

Case No.: CRP/113/2019

Court Observation: “However, a person, including a stranger, could maintain a petition under Rule 97 of Order XXI and object and get adjudication when he sought to be dispossessed by the decree holder. The expression ‘any person’ under sub-clause (1) Rule 97 includes ‘all person’.”

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