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Ex-Parte Decree Obtained By Suppressing Vital Facts Is Nullity; Executing Court Can Examine Fraud Under Section 47 CPC: Andhra Pradesh High Court
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Ex-Parte Decree Obtained By Suppressing Vital Facts Is Nullity; Executing Court Can Examine Fraud Under Section 47 CPC: Andhra Pradesh High Court

"An ex parte decree is as good as a decree passed on contest. But, merely because the other side has not contested, the party seeking a

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