Rule 20 of CPC : Rule 20: Cross-decrees and cross-claims in mortgage-suits.

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Ravi and Suresh are involved in a legal dispute over a property. Ravi has a mortgage on the property, and Suresh has a separate claim against Ravi for unpaid debts. The court issues a decree for the sale of the property to enforce Ravi's mortgage. According to Rule 20, the provisions of rules 18 and 19 will apply. This means that if there are any cross-decrees or cross-claims between Ravi and Suresh, they will be considered and adjusted before the sale proceeds are distributed. For instance, if Suresh has a decree against Ravi for Rs. 2 ...

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